Mediamatic workshop: RFID and the Internet of Things
Dates:
Wed Sep 13, 2006 00:00 - Thu Aug 10, 2006
workshop: RFID and The Internet of Things
11, 12, 13 September 2006
@ Mediamatic Amsterdam
50 Euro discount !
RFID is the barcode of the future equipping individual objects with IP addresses.
Metadata for physical objects will make an internet of things possible. The real world and the internet come together in an Internet of Things.
In this 3 day workshop, participants will develop creative concepts and/ or prototypes for an Internet of Things in a hands-on way. Ideas can range from scripts for small new rituals to outlines of societal changes of epic scale. Prototypes can be tested with workshop tools.
We have invited a number of people to look at RFID and the Internet of Things from multiple angles:
JULIAN BLEECKER
Julian Bleecker is researcher at the University of Southern California's Annenberg Center for Communication and an Assistant Professor in the Interactive Media Division. His work focuses on emerging technology design, research and development, implementation, concept innovation, particularly in the areas of pervasive media, mobile media, social networks and entertainment. One of his main research topics is The Internet of Things. In his lecture he'll speak about the internet of things and the current role of ' blogjects' in the hybrid fusion of the real world and the internet.
TIMO ARNALL
Timo Arnall focuses on practices around RFID in urban space, and continously keeps an eye out for potential interactions with objects and city spaces through mobile devices. His former research on flyposting and stickering in public space sought design strategies for combining physical marking and digital spatial annotation. He will fall into the practice of applying metadata to physical objects, for instance through RFID, and showcase his research in application of Nokia's RFID enable phone.
ARIE ALTENA
Arie Altena is literature scientist, publisher and teacher. He writes about new media, art and culture. He teaches at the Frank Mohr Instituut Interactive Media and Environments, CMD Breda and other art academies. Internet and personal publishing are themes he addresses in his lectures and trainings. In his lecture Arie will speak about social tagging and the usability of dataclouds in the context of RFID-tagged places and things.
ROB VAN KRANENBURG
Rob van Kranenburg is senior lecturer Ambient Experience Design (HKU, KMT) and program manager at the Virtueel Platform. He is a longtime critical follower of the developments around ubiqitous computing and RFID. He will explain the basic set-up of RFID, discuss the ways in which old and new stakeholders deal with the most important issues, and deduct a prediction about 'where it's going'.
The participation fee is reduced with EUR 50 !
You can now participate for EUR 300 excl. VAT !! (EUR 357 incl. VAT).
For further information and registration visit www.mediamatic.net/workshops, call Klaas Kuitenbrouwer: +31 20 6389901 or mail to workshops@mediamatic.nl.
11, 12, 13 September 2006
@ Mediamatic Amsterdam
50 Euro discount !
RFID is the barcode of the future equipping individual objects with IP addresses.
Metadata for physical objects will make an internet of things possible. The real world and the internet come together in an Internet of Things.
In this 3 day workshop, participants will develop creative concepts and/ or prototypes for an Internet of Things in a hands-on way. Ideas can range from scripts for small new rituals to outlines of societal changes of epic scale. Prototypes can be tested with workshop tools.
We have invited a number of people to look at RFID and the Internet of Things from multiple angles:
JULIAN BLEECKER
Julian Bleecker is researcher at the University of Southern California's Annenberg Center for Communication and an Assistant Professor in the Interactive Media Division. His work focuses on emerging technology design, research and development, implementation, concept innovation, particularly in the areas of pervasive media, mobile media, social networks and entertainment. One of his main research topics is The Internet of Things. In his lecture he'll speak about the internet of things and the current role of ' blogjects' in the hybrid fusion of the real world and the internet.
TIMO ARNALL
Timo Arnall focuses on practices around RFID in urban space, and continously keeps an eye out for potential interactions with objects and city spaces through mobile devices. His former research on flyposting and stickering in public space sought design strategies for combining physical marking and digital spatial annotation. He will fall into the practice of applying metadata to physical objects, for instance through RFID, and showcase his research in application of Nokia's RFID enable phone.
ARIE ALTENA
Arie Altena is literature scientist, publisher and teacher. He writes about new media, art and culture. He teaches at the Frank Mohr Instituut Interactive Media and Environments, CMD Breda and other art academies. Internet and personal publishing are themes he addresses in his lectures and trainings. In his lecture Arie will speak about social tagging and the usability of dataclouds in the context of RFID-tagged places and things.
ROB VAN KRANENBURG
Rob van Kranenburg is senior lecturer Ambient Experience Design (HKU, KMT) and program manager at the Virtueel Platform. He is a longtime critical follower of the developments around ubiqitous computing and RFID. He will explain the basic set-up of RFID, discuss the ways in which old and new stakeholders deal with the most important issues, and deduct a prediction about 'where it's going'.
The participation fee is reduced with EUR 50 !
You can now participate for EUR 300 excl. VAT !! (EUR 357 incl. VAT).
For further information and registration visit www.mediamatic.net/workshops, call Klaas Kuitenbrouwer: +31 20 6389901 or mail to workshops@mediamatic.nl.
Mediamatic workshop: RFID and the Internet of Things
Dates:
Tue Sep 12, 2006 00:00 - Thu Aug 10, 2006
workshop: RFID and The Internet of Things
11, 12, 13 September 2006
@ Mediamatic Amsterdam
50 Euro discount !
RFID is the barcode of the future equipping individual objects with IP addresses.
Metadata for physical objects will make an internet of things possible. The real world and the internet come together in an Internet of Things.
In this 3 day workshop, participants will develop creative concepts and/ or prototypes for an Internet of Things in a hands-on way. Ideas can range from scripts for small new rituals to outlines of societal changes of epic scale. Prototypes can be tested with workshop tools.
We have invited a number of people to look at RFID and the Internet of Things from multiple angles:
JULIAN BLEECKER
Julian Bleecker is researcher at the University of Southern California's Annenberg Center for Communication and an Assistant Professor in the Interactive Media Division. His work focuses on emerging technology design, research and development, implementation, concept innovation, particularly in the areas of pervasive media, mobile media, social networks and entertainment. One of his main research topics is The Internet of Things. In his lecture he'll speak about the internet of things and the current role of ' blogjects' in the hybrid fusion of the real world and the internet.
TIMO ARNALL
Timo Arnall focuses on practices around RFID in urban space, and continously keeps an eye out for potential interactions with objects and city spaces through mobile devices. His former research on flyposting and stickering in public space sought design strategies for combining physical marking and digital spatial annotation. He will fall into the practice of applying metadata to physical objects, for instance through RFID, and showcase his research in application of Nokia's RFID enable phone.
ARIE ALTENA
Arie Altena is literature scientist, publisher and teacher. He writes about new media, art and culture. He teaches at the Frank Mohr Instituut Interactive Media and Environments, CMD Breda and other art academies. Internet and personal publishing are themes he addresses in his lectures and trainings. In his lecture Arie will speak about social tagging and the usability of dataclouds in the context of RFID-tagged places and things.
ROB VAN KRANENBURG
Rob van Kranenburg is senior lecturer Ambient Experience Design (HKU, KMT) and program manager at the Virtueel Platform. He is a longtime critical follower of the developments around ubiqitous computing and RFID. He will explain the basic set-up of RFID, discuss the ways in which old and new stakeholders deal with the most important issues, and deduct a prediction about 'where it's going'.
The participation fee is reduced with EUR 50 !
You can now participate for EUR 300 excl. VAT !! (EUR 357 incl. VAT).
For further information and registration visit www.mediamatic.net/workshops, call Klaas Kuitenbrouwer: +31 20 6389901 or mail to workshops@mediamatic.nl.
11, 12, 13 September 2006
@ Mediamatic Amsterdam
50 Euro discount !
RFID is the barcode of the future equipping individual objects with IP addresses.
Metadata for physical objects will make an internet of things possible. The real world and the internet come together in an Internet of Things.
In this 3 day workshop, participants will develop creative concepts and/ or prototypes for an Internet of Things in a hands-on way. Ideas can range from scripts for small new rituals to outlines of societal changes of epic scale. Prototypes can be tested with workshop tools.
We have invited a number of people to look at RFID and the Internet of Things from multiple angles:
JULIAN BLEECKER
Julian Bleecker is researcher at the University of Southern California's Annenberg Center for Communication and an Assistant Professor in the Interactive Media Division. His work focuses on emerging technology design, research and development, implementation, concept innovation, particularly in the areas of pervasive media, mobile media, social networks and entertainment. One of his main research topics is The Internet of Things. In his lecture he'll speak about the internet of things and the current role of ' blogjects' in the hybrid fusion of the real world and the internet.
TIMO ARNALL
Timo Arnall focuses on practices around RFID in urban space, and continously keeps an eye out for potential interactions with objects and city spaces through mobile devices. His former research on flyposting and stickering in public space sought design strategies for combining physical marking and digital spatial annotation. He will fall into the practice of applying metadata to physical objects, for instance through RFID, and showcase his research in application of Nokia's RFID enable phone.
ARIE ALTENA
Arie Altena is literature scientist, publisher and teacher. He writes about new media, art and culture. He teaches at the Frank Mohr Instituut Interactive Media and Environments, CMD Breda and other art academies. Internet and personal publishing are themes he addresses in his lectures and trainings. In his lecture Arie will speak about social tagging and the usability of dataclouds in the context of RFID-tagged places and things.
ROB VAN KRANENBURG
Rob van Kranenburg is senior lecturer Ambient Experience Design (HKU, KMT) and program manager at the Virtueel Platform. He is a longtime critical follower of the developments around ubiqitous computing and RFID. He will explain the basic set-up of RFID, discuss the ways in which old and new stakeholders deal with the most important issues, and deduct a prediction about 'where it's going'.
The participation fee is reduced with EUR 50 !
You can now participate for EUR 300 excl. VAT !! (EUR 357 incl. VAT).
For further information and registration visit www.mediamatic.net/workshops, call Klaas Kuitenbrouwer: +31 20 6389901 or mail to workshops@mediamatic.nl.
Mediamatic WORKSHOP | RFID and the Internet of Things
Dates:
Mon Sep 11, 2006 00:00 - Thu Jul 27, 2006
Upcoming workshop: RFID and The Internet of Things
11, 12, 13 September 2006
@ Mediamatic Amsterdam
After a succesfull CrashCourse in May, Mediamatic now presents a second workshop on RFID and The Internet of Things.
RFID allows for the unique identification of objects, and any kind of online data can be linked to these unique ID's. If RFID becomes an open web-based platform, and users can tag, share, and contribute content to the digital existence of their own places and objects, we can truly speak of an Internet of Things. This opens perpectives for new sustainability scenario's, for new relations between people and the stuff they have, and for other locative applications.
The participants of this workshop will develop critical, utopian or nightmarish concepts for an Internet of Things in a hands-on way. Ideas can range from scripts for small new rituals to outlines of societal changes of epic scale. Prototypes can be tested with the workshop tools The Symbolic Table or the Nokia3220 phone with RFID reader.
The workshop has room for 16 designers, artists, thinkers and makers. Participation fee is E350 per person, ex BTW. Lunches, technical equipment and assistance are included. If you want to participate in this workshop, please register at our online registration form:
http://www.mediamatic.net/workshopregistration
For questions or more information, surf to http://www.mediamatic.net/workshops,
mail to workshops@mediamatic.nl, or call Klaas Kuitenbrouwer: +31 20 6389901.
11, 12, 13 September 2006
@ Mediamatic Amsterdam
After a succesfull CrashCourse in May, Mediamatic now presents a second workshop on RFID and The Internet of Things.
RFID allows for the unique identification of objects, and any kind of online data can be linked to these unique ID's. If RFID becomes an open web-based platform, and users can tag, share, and contribute content to the digital existence of their own places and objects, we can truly speak of an Internet of Things. This opens perpectives for new sustainability scenario's, for new relations between people and the stuff they have, and for other locative applications.
The participants of this workshop will develop critical, utopian or nightmarish concepts for an Internet of Things in a hands-on way. Ideas can range from scripts for small new rituals to outlines of societal changes of epic scale. Prototypes can be tested with the workshop tools The Symbolic Table or the Nokia3220 phone with RFID reader.
The workshop has room for 16 designers, artists, thinkers and makers. Participation fee is E350 per person, ex BTW. Lunches, technical equipment and assistance are included. If you want to participate in this workshop, please register at our online registration form:
http://www.mediamatic.net/workshopregistration
For questions or more information, surf to http://www.mediamatic.net/workshops,
mail to workshops@mediamatic.nl, or call Klaas Kuitenbrouwer: +31 20 6389901.
Mediamatic WORKSHOP | Machinima- Games as Tools
Dates:
Tue Sep 26, 2006 00:00 - Thu Jul 27, 2006
Workshop Machinima
Mediamatic workshop: RFID and the Internet of Things
Dates:
Fri Sep 01, 2006 00:00 - Wed Jul 26, 2006
Upcoming workshop: RFID and The Internet of Things
11, 12, 13 September 2006
@ Mediamatic Amsterdam
After a succesfull CrashCourse in May, Mediamatic now presents a second workshop on RFID and The Internet of Things.
RFID allows for the unique identification of objects, and any kind of online data can be linked to these unique ID's. If RFID becomes an open web-based platform, and users can tag, share, and contribute content to the digital existence of their own places and objects, we can truly speak of an Internet of Things. This opens perpectives for new sustainability scenario's, for new relations between people and the stuff they have, and for other locative applications.
The participants of this workshop will develop critical, utopian or nightmarish concepts for an Internet of Things in a hands-on way. Ideas can range from scripts for small new rituals to outlines of societal changes of epic scale. Prototypes can be tested with the workshop tools The Symbolic Table or the Nokia3220 phone with RFID reader.
The workshop has room for 16 designers, artists, thinkers and makers. Participation fee is E350 per person, ex BTW. Lunches, technical equipment and assistance are included. If you want to participate in this workshop, please register at our online registration form:
http://www.mediamatic.net/workshopregistration
For questions or more information, surf to http://www.mediamatic.net/workshops,
mail to workshops@mediamatic.nl, or call Klaas Kuitenbrouwer: +31 20 6389901.
11, 12, 13 September 2006
@ Mediamatic Amsterdam
After a succesfull CrashCourse in May, Mediamatic now presents a second workshop on RFID and The Internet of Things.
RFID allows for the unique identification of objects, and any kind of online data can be linked to these unique ID's. If RFID becomes an open web-based platform, and users can tag, share, and contribute content to the digital existence of their own places and objects, we can truly speak of an Internet of Things. This opens perpectives for new sustainability scenario's, for new relations between people and the stuff they have, and for other locative applications.
The participants of this workshop will develop critical, utopian or nightmarish concepts for an Internet of Things in a hands-on way. Ideas can range from scripts for small new rituals to outlines of societal changes of epic scale. Prototypes can be tested with the workshop tools The Symbolic Table or the Nokia3220 phone with RFID reader.
The workshop has room for 16 designers, artists, thinkers and makers. Participation fee is E350 per person, ex BTW. Lunches, technical equipment and assistance are included. If you want to participate in this workshop, please register at our online registration form:
http://www.mediamatic.net/workshopregistration
For questions or more information, surf to http://www.mediamatic.net/workshops,
mail to workshops@mediamatic.nl, or call Klaas Kuitenbrouwer: +31 20 6389901.