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Task o2: Recap

Posted by: gcbb on: January 27, 2008

 

 

A lot of changes was done on lasts weeks task, “A simple RFID interface”. To recap, we had long discussions and experiments on how to represent the seasons as physical objects. the main problem was having a coherence in the abstractions. We had some interesting results (embeding RFID tags in water seemes to work), but in the end we found that our main problem was inspiration. Working with the seasons was a good idea, but not that inspiring!A lot of changes was done on lasts weeks task, “A simple RFID interface”. To recap, we had long discussions and experiments on how to represent the seasons as physical objects. the main problem was having a coherence in the abstractions. We had some interesting results (embeding RFID tags in water seemes to work), but in the end we found that our main problem was inspiration. Working with the seasons was a good idea, but not that inspiring!Anyway, by discussing and experimenting with materials, we came up with the idea of making the act of brushing hair the interface. an absurd idea, and with no objective, but a recognizable, strong experience.

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I am a master student at the Oslo school of Architecture & Design in Norway. My studies are in industrial design, focused on interaction design and tangible interactions. This blog follows a studio course called "Touch - new local interfaces" that researches tangible interaction and networked objects specially through RFID technology. My projects investigates interactions in the public domain, and is working against services around bike-sharing systems. Feel free to comment! Gunnar Bothner-By

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