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A Context Aware Framework for User Centered Services

In this paper, we introduce a context aware middleware 
framework that has been developed over the years to serve as an 
enabler for user centered services. Firstly, we will discuss about a 
sensory API mechanism developed to allow an abstraction of sensing 
elements to report information in a structured manner. We will then 
proceed to discuss how this sensed information is represented in an 
ontology, replicating a virtual model of the environment. This will 
facilitate reasoning capabilities, where entities that are inter-related 
can be resolved and used by the service. And finally we will describe 
how context specific to a user-centered service could be subscribed 
from the middleware. The context, once subscribed, will enable 
actions to be fired off when the particular context is met. The three 
core components when put together, will allow for services to react 
more specific to the users needs, based on the user’s ever changing 
context.