The phrase "ambient computing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a technology environment where computing is integrated into everyday objects and activities, often in a seamless and unobtrusive manner.
Example: "The rise of ambient computing has transformed how we interact with technology, making it more intuitive and accessible."
Alternatives: "ubiquitous computing" or "pervasive computing".
Can it prosper in an age of ambient computing?
"An open-field for developers could very quickly lead to intrusive applications which really miss the point of the watch as an ambient computing device, something which adds convenience, rather than distraction," says Stuart Frisby, principal designer at Booking.com.
In a landmark study earlier this year by the Pew Research Centre, a non-partisan think-tank based in Washington, DC, most of the 2,500 or so information experts canvassed expected to see a global, immersive and ambient computing environment emerge over the coming decade.
There's no doubt cars or ambient computing represent huge opportunities.
There's the [artificial reality] and [virtual reality] pool, the ambient computing pool, the cars-as-a-platform pool.
Recent years have witnessed rapid advances in the use of contextual information in ubiquitous and ambient computing.
Projects under way at the University of Cambridge, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Philips and elsewhere are attempting to stake out the territory by delving into such topics as "ambient intelligence", "ubiquitous computing", "aware environments" and the "intelligent home".
Ubiquitous computing, ambient intelligence, and all of the related interaction paradigms for our computerized future require the use of modern, Abstract development methods.
With the growing emergence of ambient intelligence, ubiquitous computing, sensor networks and wireless networking technologies, "ubiquitous networked robotics" is becoming an active research domain of intelligent autonomous systems.
Google, along with other companies and researchers, dreams of so-called ubiquitous computing or ambient intelligence — computers woven into the texture of life as opposed to being separate machines.
The corresponding efficiencies of the two devices under 500 times concentration at cell temperatures deduced from thermal modeling with real-time ambient temperatures are computed.
