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Lots of photos of this great event with RFID sniffer and RFIDuino workshops, and much more..
A 2-page report with photos of my RFID sniffer workshop at Mediamatic in Amsterdam on April 4th 2009, in the April 8th edition of the Dutch daily newspaper nrc•next. By Robert Buzink (who also succesfully assembled a RFID sniffer) and Jørgen Krielen.
Mediamatic and a team of over 35 artists and designers, including myself as workshop coach, won the SpinAward 2008 in the category Best Innovation. The RFID Hackers Camp took place during Picnic'08 in September 2008.
Following the huge success of my RFID sniffer workshops, the first RFIDuino workshop will be hosted by Mediamatic in Amsterdam, on May 15th, 2009. At this workshop you will assemble an RFIDuino, and start coding RFID applications right away on your Arduino. Bring your own Arduino and laptop!
The first workshop is already fully booked, but a second is planned for June 19th.
Sign in here: http://www.mediamatic.net/page/80456/en
RFIDuino is an extension module or 'shield' for the popular Arduino physical computing platform.
An Arduino equipped with a RFIDuino shield can read and write 13.56 MHz ISO-14443A (Mifare) RFID tags. Now available as a DIY kit at shop.marcboon.com.
Mediamatic already organized three RFID Sniffer workshops in March and April, where participants assembled their own RFID Sniffer under my guidance.
Due to high demand, two extra workshops are scheduled for May 22nd and June 18th.
RF(H)ID is a USB RFID reader with integrated 5x5 RGB dot matrix LED display, custom designed for Mediamatic, Amsterdam. It runs from a build-in Li-ion battery, which is charged from the USB bus. The device can operate stand-alone, as a portable Human Interface Device, or be part of a larger installation, connected by USB to a host computer.
How to build a simple RFID sniffer which detects RFID tags hidden in id cards, bank cards, library cards, public transport passes, books, toys, clothing and so on.
Now available as a DIY kit and fully assembled at shop.marcboon.com.
