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Ubiquitous Computing Infrastructure with a Container Active Map and a Naming System serving the Home Care environments

Home Care practice, provided to the elderly and the chronic diseases’ patients, expects to acquire an intelligent upgrade to both the nature and the quality of offered services by the employment of ubiquitous computing infrastructures. Two important building blocks are introduced, the Container Active Map and the Naming System, complementally to the already proposed, suggested, and announce in the relative literature, architectural design options for the implementation of ubiquitous computing environments. The parameters of location and identification were among the first that examined by the scientific community in the development of contextaware software applications. Ubiquitous computing applications in the demanding Home Care environment have to address the peculiarities related to the participating entities’ position and presence accordingly for the development of context-awareness among the coexisting software applications. Approaching from the systems’ point of view, the internal structure of a typical ubiquitous computing application is described including the additional modules covering specific requirements and the operational characteristics are commented.