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This presentation introduces RoomWare/AnyWhere, an open source project that connects people to physical spaces using RFID tags, mobile devices, and networked hardware. The system allows users to bookmark locations, access location-based services and information, and interact with spaces through lighting, screens and other devices. It aims to make buildings more conscious and living by adapting to users' tastes, moods, proximity and connecting them with other people and content in the space. While concerns about privacy exist with such systems, the presenters argue they can enrich experiences and interactions if implemented carefully with user consent and control over their own data.

RoomWare/AnyWhere
in Action
Reboot11, 2009

Alexander Zeh, Peter Kaptein

This presentation is the supportive “movie” durin the talk

Take 3 to 5 seconds for each slide, then move on to the next

http://roomwareproject.org/

Thanks:
Thomas Madsen-Mygdal
Claus Dahl
Mathias Holzman
TouchaTag
http://roomwareproject.org/

Open Source
For Free

http://roomwareproject.org/

An umbrella
concept

http://roomwareproject.org/

“A movement”

http://roomwareproject.org/

Start

2006, Amsterdam

http://roomwareproject.org/

Ambient
Service

Venue
Ambient
Service

Interaction
Your data
cloud

You

Acessing a service

Location Based
Service Info
Lorum ipsum
Use >

Using it in real space
Basis:
1.Your favorite music
2.Your ambiance preferences
3.Connecting you to -
–People you should meet
–Places you could go
4.At home (media player/light ..)

Ambient
Service
Basic Setup
“Open ID” Online
DataCloud
connector services

Server Server

reciever reciever

item ID

You item ID
Feed back
Web from venue
connection

Sun, June 21:
hi peter & alexander,
sorry for this late response.
would love to have the both of you
present your proposal at reboot - and
wire/augment up the venue if possible.
can we make it happen?

3 computers
10 RFID readers
150 Tiki Tags

A lot of 2-day hacking
+ requests
+ mails

Event =
People
+ Events / talks / whatvr
+ Locations

Buildings and places as
conscious and living entities

Proximity

You Proximity levels
Close Around the Around the block
corner

Proximity
Location
Location
Service

You Proximity levels
Close Around the Around the block
corner

Service

Location

Service

Feedback
Location
Location
Service

You Proximity levels
Close Around the Around the block
corner

Service

Event

Service

Pirates go to parliement

Rick Falkvinge

RoomWare/AnyWhere
in Action
Reboot11, 2009

http://roomwareproject.org/

Location / time based Bookmarks
Location based Applications
Location based Interactions

Bookmarks - AnyWhere Server
Applications - Any provider
Interactions - RoomWare

Basis

Recording the moment
Enrich the present
Connect to others
Connect to your environment
Re-live the past
Discover the future

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Basic Any Where Reboot short

1. RoomWare/AnyWhere in Action Reboot11, 2009 Alexander Zeh, Peter Kaptein

2. This presentation is the supportive “movie” durin the talk Take 3 to 5 seconds for each slide, then move on to the next http://roomwareproject.org/

3. http://roomwareproject.org/

4. Thanks: Thomas Madsen-Mygdal Claus Dahl Mathias Holzman TouchaTag http://roomwareproject.org/

5. http://roomwareproject.org/

6. RoomWare? http://roomwareproject.org/

7. Open Source For Free http://roomwareproject.org/

8. An umbrella concept http://roomwareproject.org/

9. “A movement” http://roomwareproject.org/

10. http://roomwareproject.org/

11. Start 2006, Amsterdam http://roomwareproject.org/

12.

13.

14.

15. RoomWare people:

16. Tijs Robert James Teulings Gaal Burke

17. Tom Burger Me

18.

19. 2008: RW Pause Startups Projects Work

20.

21. Basis #1 Your data cloud You

22. Venue Interaction Your data cloud You

23. Ambient Service Venue Ambient Service Interaction Your data cloud You

24. Basis #3 PULL NOT PUSH!

25. Hitting 2 recievers You

26. Phone: Seeing 2 services

27. Hitting more recievers You

28. Phone: Seeing more services

29. And more services

30. Acessing a service Location Based Service Info Lorum ipsum Use >

31. Using it in real space Basis: 1.Your favorite music 2.Your ambiance preferences 3.Connecting you to - –People you should meet –Places you could go 4.At home (media player/light ..)

32. Ambient Service Basic Setup “Open ID” Online DataCloud connector services Server Server reciever reciever item ID You item ID Feed back Web from venue connection

33. 33

34. Layar

35.

36.

37. 37

38. 38

39. 39

40. 40

41. Reboot11

42. Sun, June 21: hi peter & alexander, sorry for this late response. would love to have the both of you present your proposal at reboot - and wire/augment up the venue if possible. can we make it happen?

43. Claus Dahl Mathias Holzman

44. 3 computers 10 RFID readers 150 Tiki Tags

45. A lot of 2-day hacking + requests + mails

46. 2 possible applications

47. 1) Where the fuck is [anyone]?

48. 2) Interactive Schedule

49.

50. Event = People + Events / talks / whatvr + Locations

51. RoomWare = Connecting people to spaces

52. demo

53.

54. Basis