Difference between revisions of "Rfid phone"
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== Goal == | == Goal == | ||
| − | * The final goal would be to read and replicate an RFID card similar to the one we use at the hackerspace door. | + | * The final goal would be to read and replicate an RFID card with a mobile phone similar to the one we use at the hackerspace door. |
== Obstacle == | == Obstacle == | ||
| − | * | + | * We are looking for a noob friendly way to replicate it. |
| + | * We are still looking for formal specification other than "we provide nfc on our phone" | ||
== Components == | == Components == | ||
| − | * | + | * We use the htc one X. |
| + | * We also use the N9. | ||
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| + | == What can they do ? == | ||
| + | * Empty for the moment | ||
== Participant == | == Participant == | ||
* [[User:prosouth]] | * [[User:prosouth]] | ||
* [[User:gcmalloc]] | * [[User:gcmalloc]] | ||
Revision as of 14:33, 20 April 2012
Description
Listing the possible way to replicate an RFID tag using the near field communication of the new android device.
Goal
- The final goal would be to read and replicate an RFID card with a mobile phone similar to the one we use at the hackerspace door.
Obstacle
- We are looking for a noob friendly way to replicate it.
- We are still looking for formal specification other than "we provide nfc on our phone"
Components
- We use the htc one X.
- We also use the N9.
What can they do ?
- Empty for the moment
