CFP

Smart Homes link computers to everyday tasks and environments that have traditionally been viewed as outside the purview of automation. Important features of such environments are that they possess a degree of autonomy, adapt themselves to changing conditions, and communicate with humans in a natural way. Instead of finding application in spreadsheets and word processors, these systems take the form of intelligent rooms and personal assistants.

We invite papers describing theoretical and/or experimental research, as well as position papers and descriptions of prototype smart home efforts. For more information, please visit http://crewman.uta.edu/pcs-smart-home.

Diane Cook University of Texas at Arlington