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This is a video prototype of an iPhone media player that uses RFID embedded in physical objects to control media playback.

More here: nearfield.org/2009/04/iphone-rfid-nfc

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  • Jon Ross plus 7 months ago
    Cool, one of the more creative uses for RFID.
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  • eric alba plus 7 months ago
    [this is good]
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  • Johannes Becker 7 months ago
    respect! very good idea!
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  • Chris Kennedy 7 months ago
    and I thought my new panorama app was cool haha
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  • Brenden 7 months ago
    very creative :]
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  • pecus 7 months ago
    Quite cool, although content needs to be preloaded on the device. The idea of RFID triggers is very effective though (and so is Moomin' Peikko!)
  • Knut Karlsen 7 months ago
    Why could it not link to an Youtube or any other video/media online? The RFID object can easily be matched to its URL in a DB or actually store the URL in itself. Would be nice to slap the Norris figure and instantly be treated to the Chuck factor on Hulu...
  • pecus 7 months ago
    Yes. Delegating to remote content via URL is the way to go. See Mike's idea below.
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  • Mike Georgeson 7 months ago
    Cool. Walk into a store, pass your iPhone over an item and details instantly stored on phone for comparison shopping or browsing later. Anyone interested in setting company up?
  • pecus 7 months ago
    Works with barcodes too. I think there's already something.
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  • Knut Karlsen 7 months ago
    Nice video! Cool tech and an iPhone always > Cool tech and other display :D.
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  • Lieven Trappeniers 7 months ago
    Indeed, the first thing one'd like to add is a dynamic link to the media. Linking this to touchatag.com would make the RFID objects and the associated media shareable.
    (or am I too biased in this :-) )
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  • Kris Haamer 7 months ago
    So this is how ads will find me in the future?
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  • Wynner3 7 months ago
    Great concept but would love to see it on phones other than the iPhone, I will never get an iPhone.
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  • Adriana de Barros 7 months ago
    Featured at illusion.scene360.com
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  • Khoa Phan 6 months ago
    Great work! This is simply astounding and deserves recognition.
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  • Homer Samson plus 3 months ago
    I appreciate how thoughtful the content layers are in your video & the simple quality of the presentation. Too often these aspects are absent
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