We have built a set of three augmented-dice-prototypes based on radio frequency identification (RFID) tech-nology, which allows us to build robust, cheap, and small augmented dice.

2019年12月3日 · EPC Solutions Taiwan has built a solution enabling 99.7 percent accuracy of automated dice-throw reads, with an RFID reader built into a throwing machine, six UHF RFID tags in each die and custom near-field antennas that can read tags with 1-centimeter precision.

This invention discloses a dice with RFID (radio-frequency identification) tags and a dice recognizing system for recognizing dice with RFID tags. The dice with RFID tags comprises at least...

2008年4月2日 · We have built a set of three augmented-dice-prototypes based on radio frequency identification (RFID) technology, which allows us to build robust, cheap, and small augmented dice. Using a corresponding readout infrastructure and a sample application, we have evaluated our approach and show its advantages over other dice augmentation methods ...

We report on the construction of real-world dice equipped with radio frequency identification (RFID) technology that support the automated readout and processing of rolled results. Such augmented dice help to build “smart” tabletop games that are able to unobtrusively detect the players’ actions,

2008年10月20日 · We report on the construction of real-world dice equipped with radio frequency identification (RFID) technology that support the automated readout and processing of rolled results. Such augmented dice help to build "smart" tabletop games that are able to unobtrusively detect the players' actions, allowing them to better focus on the gameplay ...

2020年1月22日 · 文章以DICE技术为基础,将物联网设备RFID读写器作为研究对象,通过分析系统启动过程,设计了信任链的建立和扩展方法,提出了物联网环境下基于DICE的设备度量和更新方案,通过对设备计算环境进行度量保证RFID读写器标签读写操作和数据上传操作的安全可信。 最后在C语言编译环境下实现了基于DICE的信任链传递和可信度量方案。 With the widespread applications of the IoT, the security protection of terminal device is weak and the security events occurr …

2008年4月2日 · We have built a set of three augmented-dice-prototypes based on radio frequency identification (RFID) technology, which allows us to build robust, cheap, and small augmented dice. Using a corresponding readout infrastructure and a sample application, we have evaluated our approach and show its advantages over other dice augmentation methods ...

We report on the construction of real-world dice equipped with radio frequency identification (RFID) technology that support the automated readout and processing of rolled results. Such augmented dice help to build “smart” tabletop games that are able to unobtrusively detect the players’ actions,

With the use of RFID, its automated system can identify each dice throw, based on which of six tags in each die is read and, therefore, the result of the throw. The data is then displayed online so that the casino or gaming company, as well as gamers, can view the results in real time.