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The following sections will discuss each thesis presented about Ubiquitous computing in the book 'Everyware' from Adam Greenfield.

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Everyware necessitates a new set of human interface modules

Everyware acts at the scale of the body

BodyMedia: Company that designed a suite of soft sensors that operate at the body's surface

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