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• Too Much RFID

  
  todbot blog — Authority: 92
  [This post was part of a CrashSpace mailing list discussion on a "proximity t-shirt": a shirt that would light up or similar when other similar t-shirts were nearby. People were wondering how good RFID was at localized detection of tags.]Okay so I’m a big RFID nerd, did a lot of consulting work using it. [...]
  6 days ago

• Personal Tech: Medical Apps for the iPhone

  
  Future of Health IT: Trends and Scenarios — Authority: 125
  From NY Times Personal Tech: Medical Apps for the iPhone After a lot of time reading "best medical apps" stories online, asking Twitter users for their suggestions and reading online reviews, I finally boiled the list down to about 50 promising apps. I tried them out and further winnowed the list to a bunch that I ...
  1 week ago

• Introduction: Ubiquitous Human Computing

  
  The Future of the Internet -- And How to Stop It — Authority: 451
  Those of you who follow Professor Zittrain’s work know that he’s been writing and thinking about ubiquitous human computing for the last several months. Another name for it might be distributed human computing: the phenomenon of disaggregating a task into component pieces and then parceling them out around the ...
  2 weeks ago

• The Phantom City: A Ubiquitous Museum

  
  The Pop-Up City — Authority: 126
  Humans are curious, and they love their curiosity being triggered. In regard to this, the New York-based Museum of the Phantom City does a very good job by using personal digital devices to transform the city into a living museum. Architects Irene Cheng and Brett Snyder are the initiators of this project, which is ...
  2 weeks ago

• Destroy the Rat

  
  With sufficient thrust, pigs fly just fine. — Authority: 110
  Thanks to Christophe-Marie, who sent me a link of a very interesting video of a UI concept where the mouse is no longer relevant. Instead, multi-finger touch is used, with quite natural gestures. Here’s the 10/GUI video by C. Miller. Why do I like it? Basically, I agree with Mr. Miller’s points and ...
  2 weeks ago

• Martijn de Waals Blog: The Mobile City - Locative & Mobile Media/Urban Culture/Identity, his post about Towards the Sentient City

  
  The World Is My Interface — Authority: 112
  I subscribe to Martijn de Waals blog, The Mobile City:  Locative & Mobile Media/Urban Culture/Identity, partly because of my interest in ubiquitous/pervasive computing (specifically how... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
  3 weeks ago

• ISMAR 2009: An Augmented Reality “Top Chef” Coopetition

  
  UgoTrade — Authority: 396
  ISMAR 2009 -  was an extraordinary mix of  high geek, academic eminence, gungho Dutch Cowboy entrepreneurial spirit, German engineering and industry, brilliant artistry and invention, all fueled by a sense, and a very active presence in the case of Diamond Sponsor – Qualcomm, that the big technology players are ...
  4 weeks ago

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