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  • Physical Expression, Digital Expression, and the Penis T-Shirt

    Jan 20, 2013

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    Where are we going with a blog post entitled “Physical Expression, Digital Expression, and the Penis T-Shirt”? Well, if you’ve ever heard of or used Chatroulette, you surely recall the infamous penis problem: a significant proportion of male users would…

  • Big Brother and the Identity of Things

    Jan 12, 2013

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    jeffyactive
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    Disney just announced that they will use RFID wristbands for the patrons of their theme parks (simply Google “Disney RFID” for more than you’d ever want to read). The list of advantages is long: combined room key / park pass,…

  • Connected Things: a decade of progress?

    Dec 16, 2012

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    jeffyactive
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    The above video, the infamous Legomercial, is about to celebrate its ten year anniversary. In January 2003, over the span of a week, I built the Lego sets, shot the stop motion using a Lego webcam, wrote the entire score…

  • LeWeb’12 Paris: Location and Context

    Dec 9, 2012

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    jeffyactive
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    In the photo above you see the conference floor at LeWeb’12 in Paris, aka the place where you go to get food, coffee and wine. The previous sentence demonstrates the importance of location and context. This blog post is about…

  • LeWeb’12 Paris: Connecting Things

    Dec 9, 2012

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    jeffyactive
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    What Things are being connected and how? Here’s a brief summary from our perspective at LeWeb’12: SmartThings SmartThings may look like connected home meets Kickstarter, but at LeWeb they announced a $3M round for a much larger vision: the Open…

  • LeWeb’12 Paris

    Dec 8, 2012

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    jeffyactive
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    The theme of this year’s LeWeb conference in Paris was the Internet of Things, how about that! A few months ago we would have hesitated to mention the term “Internet of Things” as it didn’t seem to mean anyThing to…

  • bloggyActive kicks off!

    Nov 24, 2012

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    jeffyactive
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    We’re excited to kick off our blog! There’s so much going on right now regarding the Internet of Things, indoor location, wireless Kickstarter projects, social applications of RFID technology, etc., etc. bloggyActive will be the outlet to share our thoughts…

  • Shit just got reel silly

    Nov 24, 2012

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    jeffyactive
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    To inaugurate the sillyActive blog, it felt like the best thing would be to post the first bit of reelyActive silliness. And here it is: Context This photo was taken on April 3rd, 2012 (look how pale my arm is!).…

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