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A 1961 photo of The Universal Automatic Computer Model 120- Image by The Department of Interior, Bureau of Mines

A ubiquitous computing model in which information processing is integrated with common objects

Embedded systems - the integration of computers and electronics into mechanical objects to allow control and the transmission of information
Human-computer interaction - the techniques used to maximize the possibilities and the ease of human contact with computers
Ubiquitous computing - or ubicomp, a "post desktop" model of computing, in which computers are completely integrated into everyday objects
Wearable computers - miniature electronic devices that are worn with or around an individual's clothing

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