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RFID has managed to find itself in almost every aspect of our lives. It’s in the cards we use to make payments, it’s in our phones and watches, enabling tap-based authentication, it’s in those subway or metro cards/tokens you use to get in and out of stations, you’ll even see it in hotel keycards. It’s…
Select a card from the Shuffle Wallet, and it’s no surprise if it evokes the familiar feel of a deck of playing cards. The concept of the Shuffle Wallet resonates widely, given the universal experience of playing cards, adding a touch of brilliance to its conception. When Stephen’s co-founder Jack asked him how he…
Passive RFID tags, like the ones attached to products in stores for easy checkout, are generally manufactured using a mixture of metal and circuitry to form the tag’s primary parts: a microchip and an equally microscopic antenna. These bits work together to store and communicate information to a nearby RFID reader, and they’re decently cheap…
“SmartHEAL sensor tells you if wound may be infected using RFID” When you have a wound with a bandage, sometimes you have no idea if it’s healing or there’s a worse infection, unless you actually redress the bandage. Sometimes though, re-opening and then closing the bandage will cause the wound to be exposed to various…