Disney Research uses RFID tags to create powerless, low-cost interactive controllers

 The team at Disney Research is up to its fun old tricks, this time finding some new uses for off-the-shelf RFID tags. Along with researchers from Carnegie Mellon, Disney’s laboratory wing has discovered a low-latency way to process RFID signals, making it possible to use the tags to turn cheap objects into simple wireless interative controls that don’t require battery power. The… Read More