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The art of the RFID transponder

Posted by core77.com's design blog in ARTS, BLOGROLL, CREATIVITY, DESIGN, INTERNET, MEDIA, VISUAL

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PingMag recently visited Tokyo’s RFID Expo and instead of taking the usual 1984 angle, like RFID tags embedded in school uniforms for teachers to monitor, they put together a geeked out photo collection of some of the more interesting chip designs. It’s always fascinating to get a look into the culture of any creators who are working in a purely functional industry, more so when they use an opportunity to subvert or be humorous. Wonder if there’s any core readers who’ve slipped a secret detail into a project purely for self amusement?

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