Conference Proceedings

Abstract

Smart space is usually an environment of any building, University campus, outdoor areas that are enabled for interfacing the objects or systems and ubiquitous interaction with the users or visitors. A smart space enhances users experience in the space and provides an environment to perform his everyday activities more easily. However, creating such smart spaces or environments is really a challenge, as the human needs are changing all the time. To cope-up with the available technology and user‟s requirements is a difficult task. This paper proposes the design framework of Smart Space based on various aspects such as physical space, its architecture, context, cognitive psychology, technology etc. The methodology of designing a smart space is also explained with the help of flowchart and it is illustrated by a set of system prototypes especially designed for the corridor of a building.