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Aynne Valencia | Design Director

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NFC enabled experiences

Copyright © 2011 Aynne Valencia. All rights reserved.
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Assumptions
Mobile is not necessarily defined as a phone
Blue Sky thinking allowed
NFC specific ideas

Point of View
Avoid clique or gimmicks
Ideas that would integrate into existing behaviors
Exhibit sensitivity to user privacy concerns
Don’t make the user do anything silly, inconvenient or uncomfortable
Make the defaults as dead simple and useful as possible. Yet, give the user the ability to tweak the logic.

Themes
Serendipity There is delight of discovering something new or unexpected. Happy accidents.

Transparency Yes, your data is being collected but you can use that data for your own benefit and we will show you what is being collected

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Information & Analysis Automation & Control

01 02 03 01 03
Enhanced Sensor Driven 02 Complex
Situational Design Optimized Resource Autonomous
Tracking Behavior Awareness Analytics Process Optimization Consumption Systems

Monitoring the behavior of Achieving real-time awareness Assisting human decision Monitoring the behavior of Control of consumption to Automated control in
persons, things or data of physical environment making through deep analysis persons, things, or data optimize resource use open environments with
through space and time & data visualization through space and time across network great uncertainty

From: McKinsey Quarterly: http://www.mckinseyquarterly.com/The_Internet_of_Things_2538

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Information & Analysis Automation & Control

01 02 03 01 03
Enhanced Sensor Driven 02 Complex
Situational Design Optimized Resource Autonomous
Tracking Behavior Awareness Analytics Process Optimization Consumption Systems

Monitoring the behavior of Achieving real-time awareness Assisting human decision Monitoring the behavior of Control of consumption to Automated control in
persons, things or data of physical environment making through deep analysis persons, things, or data optimize resource use open environments with
through space and time & data visualization through space and time across network great uncertainty

From: McKinsey Quarterly: http://www.mckinseyquarterly.com/The_Internet_of_Things_2538

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Time Location

Meaningfulness
based on context and appropriate
feedback mechanisms that are available

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NFC technology to meet any two wireless exchange of Web Enables:
information between devices, content access, exchange of Semantics
services, and to make it more simple - as long as any two Analysis
devices around, no patch cables, you can communicate among
Data Storage
each other, This will allow any two wireless devices
"communication distance" significantly reduced. Environment in User interface
the wireless devices, NFC can be without going through
complicated menu to establish a connection to achieve in Things that already have sensors:
the non-contact type smart cards, RF transponder between cars
devices communicate with each other. Compared with the heating units, air conditioning units
infrared technology, NFC device can work under both active mechanized appliances
and passive mode, enabling non-contact type smart cards, RF trafﬁc corridors
transponder, and many passive devices to communicate.
robots

Things were sensors can easily be placed
Some places where NFC is being used today: wearable objects

POS Payment: Sensors Enable:
Public Transport Awareness of things moving around us
Time/Attendance Tracking
Supply Chain Management Other things to watch out for:
Movement of goods and shipments Bio-sensing awareness of the thing moving around us
Pharmaceutical inventory control and Anticipatory Systems
Customs clearance

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guardian
Problem Statement

“Did I leave the iron on?” “Have I turned off the stove?”

One of life’s little annoyances and source of stress is wondering about the small
things such as home safety. How can we use NFC to connect mundane objects in
a simple way?

Mobile | Safety & Security | Energy

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guardian
http://guardiandetector/xyx123

Name the thing you want to keep track of:
iron

1 Alert me if this is:
Solution Proposal on

For consumers that do not want to invest in expensive
Alert me when:
systems in their house, a simple solution could be guardian.
Guardian is a simple sensor system that recognizes when a I leave my house
high-risk appliance is plugged into an enabled outlet. I am near my house
I am near my work
Guardians come in a paired buttons (diameter 11 mm X 2
mm) with sticky backs that a user places on the outlet and Alert me when:
on the appliance.
On my phone:
By making a beep:
If this device is plugged in based on parameters the user
has defined on their mobile such as time or location of
mobile device to home
okay, you’re done

If the appliance remains plugged in while user is leaving the
house a notification sounds at the door and if this
notification is ignored the users mobile will be pinged to
alert the user the appliance is still plugged in.

* NFC low powered benign signal should not cause a spark

2 If this device is plugged in based on
parameters the user has defined on
their mobile such as time or location
of mobile device to home

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dash
A roll up of your driving data. Sensors collect: driving speed, braking and can log
the distance between the time you began your journey and time to destination -
this can be compared with averages for that distance to extrapolate the difference.
Depending on trafﬁc conditions, driving behavior dash will give the user a roll up of
the drive for a split second interaction right after the car stops and key removed
from ignition.

If the user wants more information they can select the icon and see what data was
collected or ignore it and it will be added to a driving log.

Enables your car to commiserate, help you improve driving or just provide a fun
way to provoke curiosity while being transparent that data is being collected.

Transportation | Transparency | Emotive | Self-disclosing Object

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glow
message notifier

Problem Statement

As we increase the amount of information and inbound communications we
receive, it helps to have a quick, concise way to establish the importance of the
message.

Mobile | Communication | Ambient | Situational Awareness

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glow
1 2 3
Contacts

Set Up: Work

1. Link Networks: Brock

Confirm: VIP

Work : Ski Club
Rules:
xyzwork.com
totalwork.net Mom’s Doctor
Work Keywords:
Brock Duckworth Bank Account
Sender from:
Customize: xyzwork.com
totalwork.net
Veronica Darling
Shel Vizzarian
during hours of:
Tommy Buck
08:30 -‐ 1700
Raj Singh
Brock
Sender from:
Brock Duckworth
brock@brockduck.com

during hours of:
all

SMS
I set up glow using my smart phone or on the web. I As inbound communications come in, ﬁlters are Whenever I get an inbound communique from
allow it to connect to my Facebook account (or any social applied and glow only notiﬁes me is something I someone or about something I think it important,
network or email account), It reads the data and presents deemed important comes through. Glow will notify me by lighting an LED.
back to me it’s best guess for who and what would matter
to me. I tweak a few knobs and glow is set up for me.

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data charm
Problem Statement

As mobile phones contain more personal information, this also creates a
security risk but also an opportunity

Solution Proposed

Data charm is a digital key that can enable any device it is contact with to be a
conduit for personal information such as stored passwords, contact lists and even
applications, data plans.

When the user touches or comes in close proximity to the enabled screen, mobile
device data charm passes stored information to the device for a temporary pairing
of devices.

The user simply types in a code to the paired device to complete the pairing
handshake.

When the data charm is no longer in close proximity, the device no longer contains
sensitive data.

Mobile | Safety & Security | Smart IDs

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ride share
ad hoc transport for personal car sharing

Problem Statement:
Between 2000 and 2008, suburbs in the country’s largest metro areas saw their
poor population grow by 25 percent

by 2008 large suburbs were home to 1.5 million more poor than their primary cities
and housed almost one-third of the nation’s poor overall.

The Suburbanization of Poverty: Trends in Metropolitan America, 2000 to 2008 Brookings Institute Report
2010

As the price of gas and auto maintenance rises there is more and more a need for
reinterpreting personal transportation,

Mobile | Communication | Transportation | Sharing

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thank you
Aynne Valencia, 2011

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