2003 · 13 citations · 7 references
ComputingInformation SystemsInformation TechnologyAutomationE-commerce SystemsMobile ComputingContext-aware ComputingMobile Application DevelopmentMobile CommerceMobile Human-computer InteractionMobile User ExperienceWireless Communication ProtocolsContext-aware CommerceHuman-agent InteractionMobile ShoppingRadio Frequency TransmissionUbiquitous ComputingWireless Data TransmissionWireless Transmission
The attractions of a stable, integrated, real world mobile automated shopping system are clear. For the shopper, the system acquires, on behalf of the user, a sought product without the user entering the retail outlet. For the retailer, transactions could occur cheaply, quickly and with minimum drain on the resources of the retailer. We describe an agent-based, location-aware, automated ubiquitous commerce (uCommerce) system. Within this paper we introduce a set of interoperating technologies to enable an automated uCommerce system using mobile agent interaction facilitated by the Bluetooth wireless radio transmission medium. We describe an architecture and a prototype - EasiShop - based on these ideas and illustrate the operation of the prototype in an example scenario.
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Why we buy: the science of shopping
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Why we buy—The science of shopping
Harri Luomala · Psychology and Marketing · 2001 · 131 citations