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January 2008 Public Tools Oscar Files Available for download at [amigo_gforge]/ius/user_interface/gesture_service/2D_gesture_service/ Documents Design can be found in D4.1 and D4.2, Designers guide is this document. Tasks None Bugs Selection problem in particular avoidance gestures Patches 3.1.3 Dialogue Manager Provider Design: INRIA and all partners, implementation: SIT Introduction The dialogue manager shall facilitate the work of the application developer by proposing common mechanisms to access and control the fundamental user interface services (e.g. automatic speech recognition, gesture recognition, GUI) as well as the more advanced user interface services (e.g. multi-device service, context-driven user interactions). In the context of ambient intelligence, it shall further provide and use contextual information that could be used, for example to trigger new applications. Hence, both explicit and a number of implicit interactions can be handled by the dialogue manager. As the precise functionalities of future interaction services can not be known in advance, the architecture of the Dialogue Manager shall also be very flexible so that these new future services can be easily integrated. Therefore, we have chosen to base the Dialogue Manager on the blackboard design pattern, as described in the following sections. The PEGASUS framework enables applications to interact using the blackboard design pattern. This framework provides the basis for the Amigo service Dialogue Manager that allows arbitrary Amigo components to interact with Amigo’s various user interface services. Development status Amigo IST-2004-004182 71/114
January 2008 Public Architectural design has been completed. An instance of the Dialogue Manager, with a limited set of functionalities, has been implemented and integrated in the WP6 “Role-Playing Game” demonstrator. The Amigo service, which implements the Dialogue Manager, is still under development. The PEGASUS framework is finished. Intended audience Project partners Developers Design: INRIA and all WP4 partners Implementation: SIT License Application dependent Language Java and C/C++ Environment (set-up) info needed if you want to run this sw (service) Any Windows with JRE1.5 Platform JVM, OSGi-Based Programming Tools OSCAR Files No source files available yet Documents Designers guide is this document. A detailed documentation of the PEGASUS framework is available at the gforge repository. Further information is available in the form of internal WP4 working documents. Tasks None Amigo IST-2004-004182 72/114
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