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Interstacks end-user "scripting" for hardware

Published:15 May 1999Publication History

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More and more consumer and commercial products contain at least one microprocessor. While efforts to develop "device bus" standards to integrate the automation of these devices have increased the potential for large-scale interoperability, this potential will remain largely unfulfilled for some time. Interstacks is a modular hardware system that empowers even non-technical users to integrate bits of specialized hardware in order to automate and control the flow of information among electronic products. It reinterprets the notions of component architecture and end-user scripting in the domain of hardware devices.

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    CHI EA '99: CHI '99 Extended Abstracts on Human Factors in Computing Systems
    May 1999
    380 pages
    ISBN:1581131585
    DOI:10.1145/632716

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