It’s super easy to build – get a Raspberry Pi board, connect an NFC reader to it, wire up a pair of speakers, and you’re set. You can assemble a PhonieBox together with your kids over the ...

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.

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, ...

Ever wonder how keycards let people into buildings? In this module, you will learn what RFID is and how it works. Then, you will learn how to use an RFID module with a Raspberry Pi to control a servo ...

Using code and information from the open source Raspberry Pi project, NFC Music Box, waymonster was able to wire the audio out to his HiFi system, and install an NFC reader into his cassette deck ...

2) RFID token can’t be read by any random reader – the sectors containing the password information are protected by another key, that is stored on the SD card itself.