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RFID Toys: Cool Projects for Home, Office, & Entertainment
* Readers learn how to build their own ultimate RFID projects with a few simple tools, some off-the-shelf parts, and this book - no surgery required!
* Similar in theory to bar code identification, RFID (radio frequency identification) systems consist of an antenna and receiver, and are now available for
hobbyists and hackers to tinker with
* Some of the featured "bleeding-edge" projects show readers how to unlock their front door wirelessly, access their car without inserting a key, add security to home computers, and control the lights in a room
* Safe at home - readers learn to build an RFID-activated safe, allow only the family dog to come and go through the doggie door, and locate items anywhere in the house with RFID tracking
1. Getting Started with RFID.
2. Getting in the Front Door.
3. Stepping into Your Car.
4. Logging into Windows XP using RFID.
5. Building an RFID Enabled Safe.
6. Smart Shelf.
7. Let Fido in with an RFID Pet Door.
8. Track Employees and Time with Active RFID.
9. To Catch a Theif: Monitor Assets and Send Alerts.
10. The Three Rs.
11. Extreme RFID,.
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