Project Oxygen…

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Project Oxygen…

Shashwat Shriparvdwivedishashwat@gmail.comInfinitySoft

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in this…

What it is…Vision…Challenges…Approach…Technologies…Conclusion…

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what it is…

An ongoing project by CSAIL (Computer Science & Artificial Intelligence Laboratory) at the MIT…

An ambitious global network proposal that was supposed to link 78 countries with more than 100,000 miles of optical fiber at a minimum transmission speed of 1.2Gbps.

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vision…

human-centered computation

freely available communicate

naturally boost our

productivity

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challenges…

pervasive embedded nomadicadaptable Powerful and

efficient intentional eternal

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Pervasive:- It must be everywhere

Embedded:- It must live in our world, sensing and affecting it

Nomadic:- It must allow users and computations to move around freely, according to their needs

Adaptable:- It must provide flexibility and spontaneity, in response to changes in user requirements and operating conditions

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Powerful and efficient:- It must free itself from constraints imposed by bounded hardware resources, system constraints imposed by user demands and available power or communication bandwidth

Intentional:- It must enable people to name services and software objects by intent.

Eg- “the nearest printer” should be understood to the system

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Eternal:- It must never shut down or reboot; components may come and go in response to demand, errors, and upgrades, but Oxygen as a whole must be available all the time.

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approach…

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The technologies used here can be divided into two

1. User technologies 2. System

technologies

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Technologies…

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• device technologies …embedded, handheld..

• network technologies …networks..

• software technologies …• perceptual technologies…

speech, vision..• user technologies …

automation, collaboration, knowledge access..

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device technologies …

to communicate with people using natural perceptual resources, such as speech and vision…

to support Oxygen's user technologies wherever people may be…

to monitor and control their environment…

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network technologies…configure collaborative

regions automatically, creating topologies & adapting them to mobility and change…

provide automatic resource and location discovery, without manual configuration & administration…

provide secure, authenticated, and private access to networked resources…

adapt to changing network conditions, including congestion, wireless errors, latency variations, and heterogeneous traffic …

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software technologies…building applications using

composable, distributed components…

customizing, adapting, and altering component behavior…

replacing components, at different degrees of granularity, in a consistent fashion…

person-centric, rather than device-centric, security…

disconnected operation & nomadic code…

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user technologies…

Knowledge access…

Automation…

Collaboration…

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knowledge access..

Data representationData acquisitionAutomatic access

methodsHuman access

methodsAutomated

observers

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perceptual technologies…

Speech

Vision

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speech

Speech recognition:- converts speech to a sentence of distinct words

Language understanding:- systematically represent meaning of recognized words

Language generator:- build sentences that present application generated data in the user’s preferred language

Speech synthesis:- converts sentences back to speech

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vision

Visual perception subsystem

Visual rendering subsystem

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applications…

Business applications

Medical fieldEducation

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to conclude…

Big leap in human productivity…

Amplify human capabilities across the globe…

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Thank You!

Shashwat Shriparvdwivedishashwat@gmail.comInfinitySoft