👉 Occasion computing, also known as context-aware computing, refers to the design and development of computing systems that are sensitive to and responsive to their environment and user context. These systems gather information about the user's activities, location, time, and other contextual factors to adapt their behavior and provide personalized services. For example, a smart home system might adjust lighting and temperature based on the time of day and the presence of occupants, or a mobile app could change its interface to display more relevant information when a user is in a specific location. By integrating context-awareness, these systems aim to enhance user experience, improve efficiency, and offer more intuitive interactions, making technology more seamless and relevant to daily life.
