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NFC
An early study of near-field communication as a quiet interface between physical objects and digital information.
- Category
- Experimental
- Status
- Research
- Year
- 2016
- Medium
- NFC · interaction
NFC — physical-to-digital interaction study
Summary
NFC was a 2016 interaction study exploring near-field communication as a bridge between physical objects and digital systems. Rather than requiring a screen to initiate every interaction, the project investigated the simple physical act of bringing a device close to an object and allowing that object to reveal information or trigger a digital response.
Project record
01 / Overview
An interaction study investigating NFC tags as embedded links between physical objects and digital experiences.
02 / The idea
What happens when an ordinary physical object can carry a digital action that is revealed simply by touching or approaching it with a device?
03 / What I did
Interaction design, physical prototyping, NFC experimentation, and concept development.
04 / How it works
A passive NFC tag gives a physical object a machine-readable identity or action. Bringing a compatible device close to it can open information or initiate an interaction without requiring a conventional visual interface.
Artifacts / working material
01 recordsStatus & links
Research
This archive entry documents the work in its current state. Additional photographs, process material, and links will be added as the record develops.