Building a toolkit for fabricating interactive objects
Authors: 
Andrew Spielberg, Alanson Sample, 
Scott E. Hudson, 
Jennifer Mankoff, 
James McCannAuthors Info & Claims
Andrew Spielberg, Alanson Sample, Scott E. Hudson, Jennifer Mankoff, James McCannAuthors Info & ClaimsPages 38 - 43
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Despite the recent proliferation of easy-to-use personal fabrication devices, designing custom objects that are useful remains challenging. RFID technology can allow designers to easily embed rich and robust interaction in custom creations at low cost.
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- Building a toolkit for fabricating interactive objects
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Spring 2016
77 pages
ISSN:1528-4972
EISSN:1528-4980
DOI:10.1145/2912126
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Published: 06 April 2016
Published in XRDS Volume 22, Issue 3
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