Dynamic Adaptation and Automatic Execution of Services According to Ubiquitous Computing

Many current devices have network connections that allow access to their functionality through a computer network, so ubiquitous applications aim to structure these features to put them to the users’ services. Therefore, the behavior of ubiquitous applications depends on the state and availability of entities (software and devices) that make up the environment in which they evolve, the latter characterized by a dynamic availability of functionalities and a heterogeneity of hardware and software devices, and depends on user preferences and locations. In addition, these applications must adapt according to the context of the user. In this future article, we present an infrastructure dedicated to ubiquitous computing services. These services are in the form of assembly of distributed software components and dynamically discovered according to the location of the terminal and these characteristics. We have implemented this infrastructure, with an example of services to benchmark the performance of services in this environment.