This shows you the differences between two versions of the page.
Both sides previous revision Previous revision | Next revision Both sides next revision | ||
research:doforreal [2010/08/04 14:25] stijnm edited |
research:doforreal [2010/08/04 14:36] stijnm Minor |
||
---|---|---|---|
Line 39: | Line 39: | ||
===== Comparison ===== | ===== Comparison ===== | ||
- | Having implemented both models, | + | Having implemented both models, |
- | The volatile data clouds model treats RFID tags as simple containers of data and aims at providing applications with expressive means to represent a collection of nearby tags which is constantly in flux. Consequently, | + | The volatile data clouds model treats RFID tags as simple containers of data and aims at providing applications with expressive means to represent a collection of nearby tags which is constantly in flux. Consequently, |
- | The tag objects model on the other hand treats the contents of an RFID tag as a full-fledged object. | + | The tag objects model on the other hand treats the contents of an RFID tag as a full-fledged object. |
In all likelihood, a programming model that fully leverages the advantages of a world teeming with tagged objects will incorporate elements of both models presented here. | In all likelihood, a programming model that fully leverages the advantages of a world teeming with tagged objects will incorporate elements of both models presented here. |