Ubiquitous Music: A Computer Science Approach

Ubiquitous Music: A Computer Science Approach

Flávio Luiz Schiavoni, Leandro Costalonga
Copyright: © 2015 |Pages: 9
DOI: 10.4018/JCIT.2015100102
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Abstract

Ubimus is a research field that merges Ubicomp and music and studies the influence of ubiquitous devices and applications in Music. This field has been explored by musicians and social scientists around the world helped by a countless number of computer scientists. Nevertheless, it is not easy to a novice computer scientist understand Ubimus concepts and specially how to take part of this research field. Based on this, the authors present in this paper a point of view of Ubimus associating fields in computer science and hardware and software definitions and suggestions to be explored with Ubimus.
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2. Ubicomp

Ubimus concept, proposed by Mark Weiser in 90’s (Weiser, 1999), presented a future of hardware and software so ubiquitous that no one notices their presence. More than two decades passed since Weiser’s first paper and Ubicomp seems to be a reality. Nowadays (2014), people use their TV sets or cellphone without considering them as computers (Rauterberg, 1999).

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