12
Apr
Tales of Things: Any object, any media, geolocated with the ability to read/write - what will you tag?
04
Apr
Data privatizer detects, reads, writes, and copies RFIDs.
A protozoac spime wand.
31
Mar
You Tag is a proposal and a prototype for a participatory art/design experiment that explores frivolous and self-expressive applications of RFID tagging and Near Field Communication Technologies. It is an unmediated channel through which participants can broadcast their artwork ON their personal belongings and other city objects by digitally tagging the most precious private property of other busy city dwellers: the cell phone.
29
Mar
Hands and Fingers: A mobile platform for networked objects
Cell phones and other handheld electronics devices are gaining abilities previously reserved for personal computers. The projects uses microprocessors with I/O that are embedded in personal objects, and routing software running on a cell phone. These are connected by software layers in the routing software that manage the communications hardware.
27
Mar
Open Source Urbanism aims to examine the changing role of public space in the context of increased information flows, beyond the current dependence on handsets, interactive façades, and form-driven ‘expressions of the age’.
20
Mar
The Internet is situated in the real world, and interesting experiences have to blend physical and digital. Mixing new technology - Arduinos, GPS, RFID, QRcodes - and old (web, paper), we present examples of the recently possible future, and the lessons we’ve learnt. And we’ll make something along the way.
via damace
12
Mar
RFID Icons for particular interfaces, integrating with the physical environment and language of specific machines.
09
Mar
