A simple RFID interface (Task 02)

What kind of RFID interface can we make?

We brainstormed in the group (Gudmund og Ingrid) resulting in this list of possible interfaces:

Music
- change of tunes and modulating them.

Childs play
-Memorymix
-React to images on the screen and put the required item on the reader as fast as possible.
-IQ test
-Reaction test
-Couple images or movies with the right physical item.

Coffe cup
-Payment and filling in one operation based on the identity of the cup

Cat door
- Opens on proximity
- Releases food

Instrument
- Sampler, tags represent notes, tones and beats. Add them to the mix to make a tune.

Jewlery
- Access control

What do we use identification for?
-Safety
-Identifying
-Confirmation

Ticket wending
-Buy tickets from posters in the street.

Art show
-Tag images that can be read by viewers

Paper w RFID
-Transfer information from paper to screen

Navigation
-RFID i bakken as tracking points for moving vehicles

Colour
- Mixing colours by adding different colours

Game
-Cube with RFID tags on the sides that control a virtual cubes movement. Tip the real cube over and the virtual cube moves.

"Spå
-Spåen består av separate tags som kan legges på leseren for å få et resultat."

Doormat
- Tunes the the light in the house to the time you arrive.

Light
- Turns lights on or off based on light tokens placed on the reader.

Tutor tips:
We should value continious operation of the program, not only the initial RFID tag.
Try to make an interface with immidiate and rewarding response. Avoid the obvoius mapping of information.

Kommentarer

  1. Christer19. januar 2008 kl. 17:32

    Great list, guys! You've given the rest of us a hard time coming up with something that's not already on it! :)

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