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How new sensing modalities and enabling technologies can create new forms of interactive experience and expression. | How new sensing modalities and enabling technologies can create new forms of interactive experience and expression. | ||
* | * [[The FindIT Flashlight]] Gerardo Barroeta Perez | ||
* | * [[Electronic Skins and Dense Sensor Networks]] Josh Lifton and Mike | ||
* | * [[Wireless Sensor Clusters and Sensor-Optimal Power Managerment]] Ari and Dan | ||
* | * [[Power Harvesting]] Joe Paradiso | ||
* | * [[Parasitic Mobility]] Mat Laibowitz and Ryan Aylward | ||
* [[Localization and Sensing in Dense Sensor Networks]] | |||
* [[The UbER-Badge A Wearable sensor and display platform for Distributed Systems with Multiple Channels of Communication]] | |||
* [[Ultra-Low Power Send Receive Optical RFID Tag]] | |||
* [[Wireless sensor clusters and sensor optimal dynamic power management]] | |||
back to [[Main_Page]] | back to [[Main_Page]] | ||
Latest revision as of 03:17, 30 December 2005
Joseph Paradiso
Responisve Environments
How new sensing modalities and enabling technologies can create new forms of interactive experience and expression.
- The FindIT Flashlight Gerardo Barroeta Perez
- Electronic Skins and Dense Sensor Networks Josh Lifton and Mike
- Wireless Sensor Clusters and Sensor-Optimal Power Managerment Ari and Dan
- Power Harvesting Joe Paradiso
- Parasitic Mobility Mat Laibowitz and Ryan Aylward
- Localization and Sensing in Dense Sensor Networks
- The UbER-Badge A Wearable sensor and display platform for Distributed Systems with Multiple Channels of Communication
- Ultra-Low Power Send Receive Optical RFID Tag
- Wireless sensor clusters and sensor optimal dynamic power management
back to Main_Page