IEEE Micro
November/December 2002
http://computer.org/micro/



Ubiquitous and Pervasive Computing

Guest Editor's Introduction: Making Computers Invisible
Ken Sakamura

Mica: A Wireless Platform for Deeply Embedded Networks
Jason L. Hill and David E. Culler

Ubiquitous Spatial-Information Services Using Cell Phones
Shigeru Shimada, Masaaki Tanizaki, and Kishiko Maruyama

Roomware--Moving Toward Ubiquitous Computers
Peter Tandler, Norbert Streitz, and Thorsten Prante

T-Engine: The Open, Real-Time Embedded-Systems Platform
Ken Sakamura and Noboru Koshizuka

Features

Data Communication in Systems with Heterogeneous Timing
Fei Xia, Alex V. Yakovlev, Ian G. Clark, and Delong Shang

Annual Index, Volume 22 Author and Subject Listings

Columns and Departments

Editor-in-Chief's Message
Farewell message

Micro Law
Standardization and competitive advantage

News
Intel expands advanced 300-mm wafer production; IBM claims world's smallest
computer circuits; IEEE 802.11b chip market growth; Samsung extends system
LSI commitment; light-emitting silicon; new gas sensors.

Micro Economics
Which industries use the Internet?


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