Midbar is my attempt to learn from the mistakes made by others (and later from my own mistakes) to make a better password vault.
A safe bank for all your coins!
RFID authentication is used in offices and hospitals.
Box providing insight into your machine's health and safety using vibration, current monitoring, Rfid, and cloud data logging.
An automated tag recording system for cloth retailer that prevents shoplifting, and help the shop know the trendy clothes for better display
In this tutorial we'll show you how to make a remote "clock punch" that logs time, location, and identification.
Revolutionize student attendance management with our seamless and intuitive RFID system, enabling automatic recording through simple swiping
The RFID-Based Authorization System for Effortless and Secure Entry Management.
I have designed a smart lighting system which will use CapSense Input or Mic input to control the light. Also get input from other device.
When we insert the ID card into the device, it retrieves the person's information.
Introducing Lyfe Watch, designed to keep you active and help adapt a healthy lifestyle. Motivates you to stay fit with personalised workouts
As I’ve mentioned in the previous tutorials, with the development of cryptanalysis and new hacking techniques, the cost of accessing your…
A smart RFID access control system using ESP32-S3 and RC522 for secure and contactless authentication.
Track attendance using RFID cards and Arduino in a simple, low-cost setup
SmartSpace is an IoT demonstrator designed to monitor room occupancy and manage student attendance using low-power wireless technology.
AI-powered grocery assistance that helps you find, identify, price, and navigate to products faster, enhancing your shopping experience.
Exhibit that allows visitors to match rfid embedded eggs to an image of a bird.
RFID stands for Radio-Frequency Identification. It is a technology used to automatically identify and track tags
This device can be installed on doors to allow users to open them by scanning an RFID card.
Tap your transit IC card, and Ikura-kun reads your balance aloud in Japanese! Meet Ikura-kun — “How much?” in Japanese!
