Pursuing practice-led research into methods and tools for networked digital artefacts at Goldsmiths, University of London, Design department.
Recent related project presentations:
Tag PET (a.02) @ Maker Faire, Newcastle, UK
March 2009
Tag PET (a.01) @ Kinetica London, UK
Febuary 2oo9
Badger @ Mediamatic RFID & Physical Computing Hackers Camp,Picnic 07, NL
September 2007
Article:
"Badges as Ubiquitous Computing Archetype"
goldsmiths.academia.edu/JimWood/attachment/290165/full/Badges-as-a-Ubiquitous-Computing-archetype-
Another day of hard work at the hackers camp. All teams are working to get everything ready on time. Some projects are nearly finished and only need some fine-tuning or final assembling. The...
This workshop is technical. It should include RFID. However, the aim of the projects is to make something for people. After some great technical and sometimes geeky first ideas for the projects, in...
RFID Hackers Camp kicks off at Westergasfabriek , the PICNIC 07 location. With a group of great hackers, designers and engineers the camp aims to bring together creativity, knowledge, and skills from...
21 t/m 29 september: Project de Badger 21 t/m 29 september 2007: Project de Badger Iedere bezoeker krijgt een dieren badge. Een van de twaalf dieren wordt voor je gekozen op basis van woorden die je...
21 t/m 28 september: Deelnemers / trainers waren: Mark Hoekstra, Ubi de Feo (NL-IT), Andy Smith, (USA-NL), Nadya Peek, Timo Arnall (N), Mark Wubben, Tim Olden, David Kousemaker, Mika Raento (F), Vlad...
