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The concept of Ambient Computing was proposed by Xerox PARC researcher Mark Weiser in 1991, with the core idea of embedding computing capabilities into the environment to serve humans in an unobtrusive way.
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7/11/2026
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给Claude Code配物理状态灯：用ESP32告别盯终端等待
bilibili鲤航JI7/9/2026
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