Interface Innovation: Matt Brown’s RFID Radio
In the age of digital music, how we interface with the ethereal, non-physical format of a file like an mp3 can add character and depth to the music listening experience.
In a move to add a physical connection to the artists we listen to, Matt Brown has created a prototype design for a interchangeable RFID radio system. Differently styled paper radios would have an RFID tag attached to them. When they’re placed over speakers with RFID readers, a unique radio station would be activated.
[via Mocoloco]
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| TOPICS: | Design & Architecture, Electronics & Gadgets, Entertainment, Web & Technology |
| TAGS: | interface design, Matt Brown, Music, Radio, RFID |
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