Model-driven flow for assistive home automation systems control and supervision
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description: Population ageing is widespread across the world. Unprecedented in the history of mankind, this demographic trend leads to a number of social and economic issues related to ageing/disabled people whose number increases considerably over the years. As the number of caregivers can not evolve accordingly, we must now think of alternatives allowing these people to stay longer in their preferred domestic environment with a sufficient level of autonomy. Home automation, which includes computer, electronics and telecommunications within a housing, allows to provide technological solutions. In this work, we propose a model-driven flow for assistive home automation systems. First, we seek to integrate a home automation non-expert (e.g. familiy member / caregiver, occupational therapist) in the design process to better take into account the needs of people with disabilities, but also to limit the costly intervention of the expert on site. To do so, we propose a modeling language (DSML: Domain Specific Modeling Language) allowing one to describe a home automation system by manipulating high-level abstraction concepts. This DSML is composed of two views : the environement view to model the home automation environment and the interaction view to model user-system interactions. In this latter, two types of interactions are defined to consider the greatest number of needs. Thus, it is possible to define requests (i.e. services) and temporary prohibitions (i.e. modes) on home automation devices. From models defined with this language, our design flow allows to generate the control part through successive model transformations. An evaluation on the Kerpape Smart Home case study with students and occupational therapists provides interesting results on both the proposed design flow and the DSML usability. Then, we seek to offer an alternative to context-aware approaches based on the massive deployment of sensors, which can sometimes be problematic when one focuses on the user acceptab…
landing page: https://theses.hal.science/tel-00803402
keyword: aide-au-handicap
keyword: ambient-assisted-living
keyword: domotique
keyword: habitat-intelligent
keyword: home-automation-smart-home
keyword: idm
keyword: infoeu-reposemanticsdoctoralthesis
keyword: infoinfo-aucomputer-science-csautomatic-control-engineering
keyword: infoinfo-iucomputer-science-csubiquitous-computing
keyword: mde-ontology
keyword: ontologies
keyword: theses
issued: 2026-05-12T05:29:26.241306
modified: 2026-05-12T05:29:26.241310
language: fr
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issued: 2026-05-12T05:29:26.255703
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