To build your own RFID and NFC reader using a Raspberry Pi, you will need a few components: 1. Raspberry Pi: Any model will work, but the Raspberry Pi 4 is recommended for its superior performance. 2.

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Using RAIN RFID technology the Raspberry Pi HAT uses low-power consumption to read up to 200 tanks per 2nd thanks to its on-board M6E Nano RFID reader and ARM based Cortex M4 architecture.

Unable to use an off-the-shelf product, one man built a custom, connected audiobook reader for his 93-year old, nearly blind grandfather. It's a perfect example of the personalized, hackable ...

You will need more equipment than for other projects, depending on the design you choose, but a Raspberry Pi Pico, charging ...

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As mentioned by xda-developers, the e-reader project is based on a Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 (CM4) board and an E Ink display that has been manufactured by Good Display.

When a book is placed on the box, the RFID reader tells the Pi which mp3 files to load. The large colored buttons let the user pause, rewind 20 seconds, and control the volume. We love to see this ...

You will need more equipment than for other projects, depending on the design you choose, but a Raspberry Pi Pico, charging module, mini RFID reader, SD card module, RFID card or stickers, battery ...