The core idea of ubiquitous computing, also known as pervasive computing or ambient intelligence, is to seamlessly integrate computers and technology into everyday objects and environments in order to create a highly interconnected and context-aware network. The objective is to make technology and computing services readily available, responsive, and invisible to the user, making computing an integrated part of our daily lives. Ultimately, ubiquitous computing aims to enhance user experiences, increase efficiency, and improve quality of life by creating an environment where technology is seamlessly integrated into our surroundings.
