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Liquid: Designing a Universal Sensor Interface for Ubiquitous Computing

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Liquid: Designing a Universal Sensor Interface for Ubiquitous Computing. / Gilleade, Kiel; Sheridan, Jennifer; Allanson, J.
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Gilleade, Kiel ; Sheridan, Jennifer ; Allanson, J. / Liquid: Designing a Universal Sensor Interface for Ubiquitous Computing. 2003.

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