Posts Tagged ‘ rfid ’

Abstract submitted to Research on Media and Education Journal

Inmemory: social memory, locative narratives Gianni Corino & Duncan Shingleton Locative media as a term shares with another term, the ‘Internet of Things’, the very up-to-date attempt to define the technical and cultural shift anticipated in the society as it moves to a ubiquitous form of computing in which every device is ‘on’, and in some way [ READ MORE ]

The Memorable

Glass and RFID Gallery Installation Karlyn Sutherland and Duncan Shingleton Proposed is a working concept for an installation which allows an audience to engage with memories and objects central to the identity of a particular community. Lybster, in Caithness, Scotland, was – prior to the decline of the fishing industry in the early twentieth century – [ READ MORE ]

Urban game uses RFID and Wi-Fi detection to create sound and light up trees

  • November 22nd, 2007
  • Posted in press

The “NORDLICHT BLITZ PLAY” (Blitz Play Hero III) is an urban game that reads its boundaries from embedded RF transmitters scattered around the city and receivers in mobile devices carried by players. When the devices receive data from the city nodes, they create sounds that are played back on modified Nintendo DS game systems while [ READ MORE ]

Blitz Play Hero III game uses RFID, WiFi, and modified DS’s to do…something

  • November 22nd, 2007
  • Posted in press

We’re not even going to pretend like we know exactly what the players who gather to play Blitz Play Hero III are attempting to accomplish — with phrases like “level 2: DRAW with CHALK within certain subjectively chosen (psychogeographic) WiFi areas and PLACE RFID-tags – all analogous- old school tagging!” sprinkled liberally around the website, [ READ MORE ]

Urban Game Deploys RFID to light up Christmas Trees

  • November 22nd, 2007
  • Posted in press

I have been a gaming freak since childhood and don’t miss any opportunity if given a chance to try my hands at some new game. I just came across this game called NORDLICHT BLITZ PLAY and was about to dismiss it as just another game but it caught my attention since it was using RFID. This [ READ MORE ]

Call for participants Piksel 07

  • October 10th, 2007
  • Posted in shows

Its been confirmed, I’m off to Bergen with the Ludic Society for this years Piksel festival, where we are presenting the next level of our RFID play, Northern Light Blitz. EACH WALL IS YOUR GAME CONSOLE!
BECOME BLITZ PLAY HEROIII
Bergen Borges Tertius in Calvinos Invisible City Thereminvox.
http://www.ludic-society.net/blitz/ live stream 14:00-16:00. 17th 11. 07:
http://www.piksel.no/piksel07/streams.htm
piksel-FESTIVAL http://1010.co.uk/xxxxx_at_piksel2007.html A live (LIVED and LIVE [ READ MORE ]

RFID and the Internet of Things Day Three

The workshop participants were teamed up in four teams, all with a different imperative, some had a prior interest and some were formed ad-hoc. The teams have spent parts of day 1 and 2 working on their ideas and projects. Day 3 was fully reserved for working on the projects. Resulting in the final presentations [ READ MORE ]

RFID and the Internet of Things Day Two

Arie Altena kicks off day two with his presentation on “How the web became social (although it already was)” on the way his blog/publishing research relates to the topic of design for RFID. Arie notes that the technology is still in a state of infancy, therefore it might turn out to be something people will [ READ MORE ]