Can I put one on my postman?
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I'm posting this on behalf of Marcel. He's one of the guys behind
SNIF.
To the IXDA group %u2013 thanks for all the interest on your group. I
have received multiple forwards of this post today. In the interest of
an intellectually fruitful discussion, I wanted to highlight and
clarify some of the
And yet, they can't even make a landing page that properly handles
even slightly larger fonts. Sheesh. Is basic testing dead?
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Hmmm...so now I can see if my dog is active enough? It's a dog! What
a colossal waste of money and your employers time. Not to mention
Active RFIDs can interfere with medical equipment such as implantable
pacemakers. For far less of an overall cost you can just buy webcams.
Unless of course you can
Seems similar to Fitbit (although Fitbit isn't available yet) - I
wonder why people couldn't wear Sniftag and dogs Fitbit? I guess
it's an issue of canine-centered design.
http://www.fitbit.com/
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On Nov 17, 2008, at 9:52 AM, Eva Kaniasty wrote:
Clearly, you're not a dog owner, Casey. :)
I've been watching this company for a while. They just released
the snif tag, and chances are pretty good my dog will be getting one
for Christmas. It's a pretty innovative use of the technology,
Clearly, you're not a dog owner, Casey. :)
I've been watching this company for a while. They just released the snif
tag, and chances are pretty good my dog will be getting one for Christmas.
It's a pretty innovative use of the technology, and I can just picture this
being used on kids next. :)
I actually met the guy who started this at Overlap this past year.
Pretty amazing and smart guy. Really hope it succeeds.
On Nov 14, 2008, at 10:15 PM, Casey Edgeton wrote:
I love this - its a bit more than a lot of people would like to
spend though. I wonder how big of a user base they have
I love this - its a bit more than a lot of people would like to spend
though. I wonder how big of a user base they have.
On Fri, Nov 14, 2008 at 7:05 PM, Robert Hoekman Jr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> A pretty amazing piece of interaction design.
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> http://www.sniftag.com/
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It's Sports Do for dogs! http://www.sportsdo.net/
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