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In this paper we describe the prototype of a fully automated low-cost, portable live-cell imaging system for time-resolved label-free visualization of dynamic processes in living cells.
The authors describe the prototype of a software system, which maps XML markup into ACE (Attempto Controlled English) statements; these statements can be automatically translated into OWL (Ontological Web Language), visualized as semantic networks, or queried by means of Web services of Attempto Project.
We describe the prototype of a modular, highly-flexible, second-generation system that allows quantitative characterization (behavioral and sensory phenotyping) as well as individual feedback (memory and learning studies) using several different modalities.
They describe the prototype of iFit, which is a platform for the promotion of physical fitness to elder people through game-like activities.
Papakonstantinou et al. describe the prototype of a semantic wiki to support training in healthcare process management which allows cost savings, accelerated time to delivery, and offloaded maintenance [ 72].
This paper describes the prototype of a concept modelling software.
This paper describes the prototype of the Smart Diabetic Socks that has been developed in the context of the French ANR TecSan project.
Then, Section 4 will describe the prototype implementation of the developed system.
In Section "Description of the framework" we present the autonomous framework: we present a high-level conceptual architecture based on the MAPE-K reference model, then describe the prototype implementation of the framework, and finally summarise our initial experimental results.
This article describes the prototyping of human robot interactions in the University of Hertfordshire (UH) Robot House.
This article describes the prototyping of long-term human robot interactions with companion robots in a domestic environment through the use of episodic, narratively framed interactions.
