- Here are some other DIY badge that had/has been done.
- nTag badge is used to share (this article uses term "electronically swap") common interest between its users if they are in certain range.
- nTag badge is also quite programmable in term of it can show these kind of things.
- Polls.
- Schedules.
- Session brochure (similar to Twitter but more old school).
- Updates.
- nTag is also developed from MIT Media Lab.
- Its website, http://www.ntag.com/, is no longer active.
- Here is the article, http://www.exhibitoronline.com/exhibitormagazine/article.asp?ID=388.
- Here are some examples that I took from, https://hackaday.com/tag/badge/page/1/.
- Some badges those are reviewed here are these.
- "I Can Reflow" Merit Badge.
- 2016 Queercon Badge.
- DEF CON's X86 Badge.
- Hackaday Belgrade Badge.
- Hackaday Supercon Badge.
- The AND!XOR Unofficial DEF CON's Badge.
- However, nothing from these can carried out data for sociometric calculation.
- Another badge from MIT Media Art named The UbER - Badge.
- Another badge from MIT Media Art named Thinking Tags.
- Above is an image that shows basic functionalities of nTag.
- Its goals are these.
- Easy to learn.
- Eliminates paper based agenda and surveys.
- Evaluate on - site activities.
- Increase the value of sponsorship opportunities.
- Web based interface.
- I am pretty sure that these stuffs can be carried with a smart phone application for Android or iOS.
- Nevertheless, the ability to put sponsorship spaces into this badge is actually genius.
- Another badge from MIT Media Art named MIT Meme Tag. This was there before the term "meme" misused.
- So to sum up there are these electronics badges.
- "I Can Reflow" Merit Badge.
- 2016 Queercon Badge.
- DEF CON's X86 Badge.
- Hackaday Belgrade Badge.
- Hackaday Supercon Badge.
- nTag Badge.
- The AND!XOR Unofficial DEF CON's Badge.
- The UbER - Badge.
- Thinking Tags.