Observed arrival · 2026-10-15
Touch: designing with RFID’s invisible fields
An archive of Touch, an Oslo School of Architecture and Design research project on interaction with RFID and NFC.
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- Interaction designers and RFID/NFC researchers
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- The project names six form-making qualities of near-field material, including “Tap and Hold,” “Field Shape,” and “Context Sharing.”
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The archive connects research writing with project pages and media, including work on film, visual design, and experiments. One cited study breaks RFID interaction into four multi-field relations—one-way, two-way, sequence, and multiple—while another describes six qualities for treating near-field technology as a design material. The visible post is dated 2010; the extract does not show whether the project continues.
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