Touch Time

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A quarantine time-keeper for objects

Studies show that viruses can stay on surfaces for several days depending on the material. To safely consume objects that can't be desinfected (some food items, paper, electronics, etc.), project Touch Time proposes smart NFC tags are attached to products brought from . outside the house. Users then use an app to scan the tag and monitor, based on the date of delivery, when the item is deemed safe, after its own quarantine.

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Sara Kashfi
University of Tehran Art University of Isfahan Rafsanjan University of Medical Sciences
Sara Kashfi is an enthusiastic industrial designer seeking new opportunities. She studied Industrial Design at Tehran University and intends to further broaden her knowledge in the field of healthcare and design.more
Zahra Ghiasi
University of Tehran Art University of Isfahan Rafsanjan University of Medical Sciences
Zahra Ghiasi is an industrial designer who graduated from the Art University of Isfahan. Her way of design is to extract new stories out of people's minds and merge them with people's lives. The strong desire towards sustainability challenges and improving human wellbeing is like her fuel. Moreover, her eagerness to contribute to the different competitions and events helped her expand her experience, and she is always ready for a new one.more
Hamidreza Razeghi
University of Tehran Art University of Isfahan Rafsanjan University of Medical Sciences
Hamidreza Razeghi is a Dentistry student at Rafsanjan University of Medical Science. He has a great passion and interest in entrepreneurship and design thinking who believes in a bright future and our ability to build it together.more

Touch Time

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A quarantine time-keeper for objects

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Sara Kashfi

Zahra Ghiasi

Hamidreza Razeghi

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