Classification of Smart Environment Scenarios in combination with a Human-Wearable-Environment-Communication using wireless connectivity
Kristof Friess, H.C. Volker Herwig

TL;DR
This paper proposes a method for classifying smart environment scenarios by recognizing wearable devices through wireless signals like Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, enhancing person recognition in smart environments.
Contribution
It introduces a novel approach to identify and re-identify wearable devices via wireless communication analysis for scenario classification.
Findings
Wireless connectivity can be used for person recognition.
Scenario classification improves with wireless signal analysis.
Wearable device identification is feasible through Wi-Fi and Bluetooth signals.
Abstract
The development of computer technology has been rapid. Not so long ago, the first computer was developed which was large and bulky. Now, the latest generation of smartphones has a calculation power, which would have been considered those of supercomputers in 1990. For a smart environment, the person recognition and re-recognition is an important topic. The distribution of new technologies like wearable computing is a new approach to the field of person recognition and re-recognition. This article lays out the idea of identifying and re-identifying wearable computing devices by listening to their wireless communication connectivity like Wi-Fi and Bluetooth and building a classification of interaction scenarios for the combination of human-wearable-environment.
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