In the current context of seamless integration for a variety of devices within the Smart Home concept, the home TV screen has gained again a pivotal role in everyday life, acting as a central hub for audio and video broadcasting services, home automation and other devices, including smartphones, tablets and IoT - enabled devices. In this context, a standard compliant and platform independent solution for the television device is preferred as it can ensure a dynamic environment in which various devices are able to contribute to the overall user experience. This paper proposes an architecture which seamlessly integrates the consumer's phone and a smart home environment with a HbbTV-enabled television set, using the HbbTV 2.0 Companions Screen and Multimedia Synchronization framework. A first architectural design and its hardware implementation have been developed and deployed as a proof of concept. An initial set of tests has been conducted in order to assess the benefits of the proposed system.
Unifying the Smart Home Experience Through HbbTV-enabled Devices / Gavrila, C., Popescu, V., Alexandru, M., Fadda, M.. - 2019-:(2019), pp. 1-5. (2019 IEEE International Symposium on Broadband Multimedia Systems and Broadcasting, BMSB 2019 kor 2019) [10.1109/BMSB47279.2019.8971924].
Unifying the Smart Home Experience Through HbbTV-enabled Devices
Fadda M.
2019-01-01
Abstract
In the current context of seamless integration for a variety of devices within the Smart Home concept, the home TV screen has gained again a pivotal role in everyday life, acting as a central hub for audio and video broadcasting services, home automation and other devices, including smartphones, tablets and IoT - enabled devices. In this context, a standard compliant and platform independent solution for the television device is preferred as it can ensure a dynamic environment in which various devices are able to contribute to the overall user experience. This paper proposes an architecture which seamlessly integrates the consumer's phone and a smart home environment with a HbbTV-enabled television set, using the HbbTV 2.0 Companions Screen and Multimedia Synchronization framework. A first architectural design and its hardware implementation have been developed and deployed as a proof of concept. An initial set of tests has been conducted in order to assess the benefits of the proposed system.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
