Paper-based web connected objects and the internet of things through EKKO
Paper-based web connected objects and the internet of things through EKKO
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通过 EKKO 基于纸张的网络连接对象和物联网
DOI：
10.1145/2783446.2783610
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发表时间：
2015
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影响因子：
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通讯作者：
Mills J
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作者：
Mills J
纸作为一种交流“平台”已经存在了几千年。它的“版本历史”跨越了纸莎草纸、羊皮纸和纸浆，当纸成为一种可扩展和大规模生产的物品时，最著名的是通过古滕贝格印刷机，它引发了无与伦比的社会和政治变革。这是一项具有“影响力”的技术。最近，新闻和信息-一个以纸张为核心的部门-受到了数字通信网络的巨大编辑和商业破坏。本文概述了新闻，媒体和技术研究人员，商业产品设计师之间的合作项目，探索基于纸张的网络连接对象的潜力。我们的工作研究了新兴的导电油墨技术如何为现有的媒体产品提供颠覆性的替代方案，并探索了如何创建，供电和填充连接的纸张平台，并分析用户活动。通过与报纸，杂志和图书出版商的一系列行业合作伙伴关系，我们的研究创造了新的纸张启示和互动，并将纸张定位为数字颠覆者。
Paper has existed as a communications 'platform' for thousands of years. It's 'versioning history' spans papyrus, parchment and pulp, and when paper became a scalable and mass-production item, most famously via the Guttenberg press, it sparked unparalleled social and political change. It's a technology that's had 'impact'. More recently, News and Information - a sector with paper at its core - has seen substantial editorial and commercial disruption from digital communications networks. This paper outlines a collaborative project between journalism, media and technology researchers, and commercial product designers, exploring the potential of paper-based web-connected objects. Our work examines how emergent conductive ink technologies could offer a disruptive alternative to existing media products, and explores how to create, power and populate a connected paper platform, and analyse user activity. Through a range of industry partnerships with newspaper, magazine and book publishers, our research creates new paper affordances and interactions, and positions paper as a digital disruptor.
影响因子：
2.1
作者：
Deuze, Mark;Bruns, Axel;Neuberger, Christoph
通讯作者：
Neuberger, Christoph