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.

NFC tags and readers communicate wirelessly with each other over very short distances. Tags store a small amount of data on them that is sent to the reader in the form of electromagnetic pulses.

The way it works is simple: keep an NFC tag close by (the tutorial recommends embedding it into a ring or secured to a fingernail under your nail polish) and your device will be able to sense that ...

NFC reader 2 Articles . A Music Box Commanded By NFC Tags. March 31, 2025 by Lewin Day 7 Comments [Luca Dentella] recently encountered a toy, which was programmed to read different stories aloud ...

Tuning An NFC Reader For Maximum Smoke A pair of cheap NFC reader modules. The one on the left has been modified to provide resonance at 13.56 MHz. Turning to the readers, ...

Panthronics AG, a fabless semiconductor company specializing in high performance wireless technology, has extended its portfolio of high-performance NFC reader ICs with two new products, giving ...

Developers, hobbyists and Raspberry Pi enthusiasts searching for a RFID or NFC reader powered by a Pico W sure to be interested in a new Kickstarter campaign launch for the aptly named ReadPi.