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Young research graduates modifying the Radio Frequency Identification (RFID)
Young research graduates modifying the Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) actuators used to program the home automation scripts in the DOMUS Living Lab. The DOMUS Living Lab is an automated 3-room apartment installed in the premises of the Grenoble IT Laboratory (LIG). All the commands (opening/closing the blinds, switching the electric kettle, the television or the lights on or off) can be activated via various mainly robotic interfaces and from a central control station. The behaviour of both residents and operators was recorded to study how the presence of a robot affected the humans involved in the project.
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