The DeaiExplorer RFID application helps colocated conference participants discover interpersonal connections by letting them mutually reveal their social networks on a large display device. The system responds to nearby participants and uses algorithms to dynamically derive interconnected social clusters from a publication database. The system was deployed at a recent international conference, providing quantitative and qualitative data. Analysis of this data reveals interesting implications for designing such RFID-based systems, highlighting new opportunities and key design challenges. This article is part of a special issue on Real-World Deployments.
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%A Konomi, Shin'ichi
%A Inoue, Sozo
%A Kobayashi, Takashi
%A Tsuchida, Masashi
%A Kitsuregawa, Masaru
%C Piscataway, NJ, USA
%D 2006
%I IEEE Educational Activities Department
%J IEEE Pervasive Computing
%K conference ubicomp
%P 48--56
%T Supporting Colocated Interactions Using RFID and Social Network Displays
%U http://portal.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=1159123
%V 5
%X The DeaiExplorer RFID application helps colocated conference participants discover interpersonal connections by letting them mutually reveal their social networks on a large display device. The system responds to nearby participants and uses algorithms to dynamically derive interconnected social clusters from a publication database. The system was deployed at a recent international conference, providing quantitative and qualitative data. Analysis of this data reveals interesting implications for designing such RFID-based systems, highlighting new opportunities and key design challenges. This article is part of a special issue on Real-World Deployments.
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title = {{Supporting Colocated Interactions Using RFID and Social Network Displays}},
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