Some references from Monday’s discussion
Two general links for RFID projects (a very broad range):
51 futuristic uses for RFID
33 ways RFID has invaded your life
For Alice
Case of RFID used as a universal payment (within a closed system)
Also look at U-City
For Kyrre
Smart touch catering service for elderly
Lots of accessible NFC applications
For Knut
Some research on the body as interface
Tangible Interactions Design, space and place
For Fan Fan
Previous project on visualisation and ‘decoration’ with radio waves
Tic tac textiles: ideas for interaction in interior spaces
For Natacha:
Manual of signage design
Giulia’s project on locating everyday objects
Loc8tor
For Marianne
The age of point at things
RFID and the social life of objects
The social life of objects
The RFID Ecosystem project
For Bo
Treat your sick doll with RFID
Little Tikes RFID kitchen
For playful RFID
Hyperscan
Probably the first use of RFID in toys (the Star Wars Commtech range)
The coming age of magic
For transactions and infrastructure in public space
Touch and travel (interesting because the infrastructure is rolled out using simple (and probably cheap) interfaces that are glass and RFID tags. More here and here.
Aneace’s blog, he’s an expert in transactions
Touchable services task
[...] uses for RFID” and “33 ways RFID has invaded your life” Timo just posted on the course blog, exactly NONE of the applications has to do anything with play. Time to do something about that, I [...]
Playful? Not yet.
February 18, 2008 at 12:46 pm
Found this article about RFID that sums up the technology and different and potential use:
http://patrick.plaggenborg.nl/wp-content/uploads/2006/08/social-rfid-patrick-plaggenborg.pdf
marrol
February 21, 2008 at 10:01 pm