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Selected Highlights
The future of the
networked home
in Europe
 

Connecting
people, not
devices
- The TA2
project

 

Interview with
Willem Jonker
from Philips
Research

 

One Gigabit per
second in the
home - The
OMEGA
architecture

 

ALPHA - Architec-
tures for flexible
photonics home
and access
networks
 

 

 


Eurescom mess@ge 3/2009

The networked home of the future
 

The vision of the networked home has been around for many years, and we are still far away from fully realising it. We are rather in a transitory stage between the only moderately digital and connected home of the past 20 years and the future home of fully integrated networked devices and ambient-intelligent services.

Although the optimism of earlier days may have been a bit premature, it looks like within the next decade we could see the advent of home networking on a mass-market scale. We are close to reaching a culmination point for the convergence of cheap and powerful storage, excellent interfaces, and a multitude of access networks approaching the gigabit-per-second level of data transmission.

The cover theme of this Eurescom mess@ge issue presents selected articles by leading European researchers in the area of home networking, providing a glimpse on the networked home of the future.

The future of the networked home in Europe

Connecting people, not devices - The TA2 project

Interview with Willem Jonker from Philips Research

One Gigabit per second in the home - The OMEGA architecture

ALPHA - Architectures for flexible photonics home and access networks
 

The networked home of the future
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The Internet of Things

1/2009
ICT and Sustainability

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Public Safety and ICT

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Interactive media

2/2007
The future of internet governance

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THE KENNEDY PERSPECTIVE

Net neutrality versus network management

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VIEWPOINT

3D media - Blessing or curse?

Eurescom mess@ge editor Peter Stollenmayer shares his opinion on the technological and societal issues of 3D media.


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NEM Summit 2009 - Towards Future Media Internet

The NEM Summit in Saint-Malo explored a wide range of topics related to the Future Media Internet. Read the report by co-organiser Halid Hrasnica from Eurescom.


A BIT BEYOND

Total recall - The lifeloggers are coming

Lifelogging has been around for almost three decades. So far, it has been only something for a few geeks. This may change now, argues Eurescom mess@ge editor-in-chief, Milon Gupta. Cheap storage and smart mobile devices in combination with social media could make lifelogging the next hype.
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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