IT Ubiquitous Computing

IT Ubiquitous Computing

1. Clothing

   • Processors embedded into running kits to measure distance, heartbeat, etc. of the wearer

2. Appliances

   • Processors in washing machines to monitor load size, amount of water, different programmes, etc.

3. Vehicles

   • Built in GPS/SAT NAV to direct the driver

4. Buildings

   • Processors in fire alarms to detect smoke, set off alarms and contact the fire brigade.

5. People

   • Pacemakers fitted to regulate heartbeat.

6. RFID Chips

   • Radio Frequency Identification chips are a way to embed processors into everyday objects. They can be used to identify and track an object. It is similar to be a bar code, although it does not need to be scanned.