We describe techniques that allow inexpensive, ultra-thin, battery-free Radio Frequency
Identification (RFID) tags to be turned into simple paper input devices. We use sensing and …

RFID tags can be used to add inexpensive, wireless, batteryless sensing to objects.
However, quickly and accurately estimating the state of an RFID tag is difficult. In this work …

Prior work in RF-based positioning has mainly focused on discovering the absolute location
of an RF source, where state-of-the-art systems can achieve an accuracy on the order of …

We describe a family of interactive devices made from paper and simple electronics: Paper
Robots, Paper Speakers and Paper Lamps. We developed construction techniques for these …

Our interactions with paper are so habitual as to be subconscious. Paper is an inextricable
component of our daily lives. In this paper we present the crafting of, and the reflections on …

While predictions abound that electronic books will supplant traditional paper-based books,
many people bemoan the coming loss of the book as cultural artifact. In this project we …

We present RFIBricks, an interactive building block system based on ultrahigh frequency
radio-frequency identification (RFID) sensing. The system enables geometry resolution …

People now routinely carry radio frequency identification (RFID) tags-in passports, driver's
licenses, credit cards, and other identifying cards-from which nearby RFID readers can …

This pictorial presents a design investigation at the intersection of paper and computer
vision for tangible interfaces. Through this exploration, we uncovered various characteristics …

We present PaperPulse, a design and fabrication approach that enables designers without a
technical background to produce standalone interactive paper artifacts by augmenting them …