本論文提出能協助使用者快速建置個人化虛擬機器於公用電腦上的方法，並結合Android遠端遙控應用程式讓使用者遙控虛擬機器。使用者可將虛擬機器儲存於Android手機或其他USB儲存裝置等，在有支援虛擬機器運行與服務程式的公用電腦情況下，可以快速建立個人化的使用環境。透過手機當作虛擬輸入介面，雖然在輸入上會有稍許的延遲，但卻增加了使用上的安全性。另一方面，使用虛擬機器也能減少使用者遺留任何資料在公用電腦上的風險。本研究首先分析個人電腦上常見的虛擬技術，比較其安裝與使用上的方便性，然後選擇合適的虛擬技術來使用。實作上我們是基於Kernel-based VM虛擬技術，並修改RemoteDroid應用程式來讓使用者作為遠端輸入的虛擬介面。

We propose in this work to help a user quickly build a personalized virtual machine (VM) on a kiosk computer. We use Android Remote Desktop technologies to be the virtual peripheral interface of the personalized VM. A user can store one’s personalized VM to an Android-based smart phone or other USB-based storage devices, and restore the personal environment in the kiosk computer which support the environment for the VM to operate. Although the smart phone serves as a virtual input interface, the input speed will be slightly delayed, but in contrast, there are the advantages on the input convenience and security. On the other hand, the use of virtual machines can reduce the risk of users to leave any information on kiosk computers.
We survey available virtualization technologies, and compare their installation and ease of use. We choose Kernel-based VM virtualization technology, and we modify RemoteDroid application to make a virtual peripheral interface to allow users to remote input.

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