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Tag Archives: NTAG213

DIY Wood RFID Business Cards

Posted on April 8, 2024 by Erich Styger

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I have been running out of business cards, so I have created custom wood cards with RFID chip integrated:

DIY Wood RFID Cards

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Posted in Boards, Embedded, Laser, Wood | Tagged Building, NTAG, NTAG213, RFID, technology, Tips&Tricks | 3 Replies

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