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A Help System for the Intelligent Room

An intelligent environment should provide interactive and convenient help to a user. As a step toward this vision, I have developed an interactive agent-based Help System for the MIT Artificial Intelligence Laboratory’s Intelligent Room. This Help System uses multiple modes, such as graphical displays and speech recognition, to interact with the user. Help content in the Help System is written in XML, and is displayed using Sun’s JavaHelp system. As of April 2001, the Help System is an operational component of the Oxygen project’s E21 Conference Room.