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Klaas Kuitenbrouwer,
Deborah Meibergen
5
aka the magic matching tree
A tree full of leds. When two people touch the RFID readers below the tree, they can see how far their Picnic keyword profiles…
Andy Smith
the average dutch person now carries 2-3 rfid tagged items at all times (ov card, identity card, library card), let's associate…
No More Mondays
1
Using RFID to be the master of the area you've been.
Remembering the two-player games of Tony Hawks pro skater on the PS1, where you could color a piece of the skatepark you've done…
Marc Boon (马克 )
1
Show activity ranking of participants as a stack of screens displaying their faces
Ranking could be based on various 'high scores', like number of times the tag has been used, number of contacts, shortest time…
Mark Hoekstra
2
how many tags do you carry?
We're transferring old tennisrackets into RFID-readers with the purpose to make you aware you probably already are wearing RFID-tags…
Mika Raento
1
How did that make you feel?
We will add mood buttons by the exits for the talks/sessions. You get to vote how the session left you feeling. Each mood will be…
Andy Smith
Sort of an infrastructural component, main goal is to provide a backend for tracking arbitrary events (person, title, location,…
Anne Helmond
3
"What are you doing?" is the general question Twitter poses us. It neglects to ask us "Where are you doing it?" in the age of the trackable and the increasing focus on the hyperlocal web.
The Lowlands 2007 festival was well covered by the Dutch Twitter community with 2500-3000 tweets. The Lowlands Twitter meetup was…
Melanie Rieback
3
People wonder exactly how easily on-tag information can be skimmed from passive HF RFID.. the RFID Spy project turns this…
Jim Wood
1
Combining the touch interaction with another action or event...
Touch and shake, touch and drop, touch and speak, touch and lift up.
Dirk van Oosterbosch
2
Portable nodes showing fields of interest
A portable device, containing a scanner, a LED screen and a keyboard. Key(word)-users wearing a MediaMeme mingle amongst other…
Tim Olden
Connecting people through (a) physical object(s)
Connect to people ‘right here, right now’. Using the ‘connection cushion’, which is available at the conference, users can…
Steve Alexander
Spin your track on the conversational jukebox, influence the vibe in the room.
A computer connected to speakers, and RFID reader, google and the database
of conference delegates sits in a room. We've…
Andy Smith
better living through alcoholism
bluetooth scanners near bars let users find out where their friends are and convince them to buy extra drinks remotely
Mark Wubben
2
We've got ID on the suspect. We know his hangouts, we've seen his pictures. We know his name.
Do you?
Marc Boon (马克 )
Message center for voice or video messages
The message center has two rfid readers, marked with 'record' and 'play', a video camera, a microphone, a screen and a speaker (ie.…
Vlad Trifa
2
A computer that helps people to get over their shyness and make new friends
By tracking where the different users go (eg. events, talk they attend, bars, concerts, etc) and matching it with other users,…
Willem Velthoven
1
Stealthy data collection made easy
We know that people carry RFID tags on their body, in their pockets and in their wallets. Many of these are in cards that have…