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Model Driven Framework Ubiquitous computing framework
Usual devices such as nunchuck, wiimote, arduino, blinkm should be easily integrated with java desktop applications. As well, motion/fiducial tracking such as reactivision, CCV, Movid are as well a very good feed for ubiquitous interactions.
Coupled to a declarative DSL based network/comm configuration and asynchronous/conccurent qeues it becomes possible to connect all of these devices in coordoniation and use them with model based application.
More complicated apps could then leverage these device inputs and transparantly interact with each others.
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