esp rfid tool enclosure by 3d models

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... this design to simplify my daily commute on my motorcycle. With gloves making it difficult to retrieve an RFID card from a pocket, I needed a solution. ...This holder allows me to easily wave my arm in front of the reader and get moving quickly.

RFID TAG Modeled with precision in Blender. Preview image rendered using cycles technology, showcasing the model's detail. All scene elements, including lighting and settings, are included within the .blend files for easy access. Poly count is...

A stylish and functional accessory has been designed, allowing wearers to unlock doors with ease, thanks to a 3mm RFID chip embedded within a sleek ring. This innovative device uses radio frequency identification technology to communicate with the...

Need something to hold a rfid keychain in my car and be easily take and drop without being freely running. So I saw the keyring holder of @The_E and looks perfect, except for the keyring part and the lack of a place to put some blu-tac to attack...

A simple RFID locking system for my shed but without putting anything outside so I didn't haft to make anything weather-proof. Luckily the RFID range easily went through the window of my shed so I designed a case to hold it in the corner of the...

The model functions as a virtual RFID tag that would be issued to users as part of the service. In addition to its primary function, this model has potential for further development. Perhaps it could serve as a secure storage unit for valuable or...

This is a custom RFID card cover designed specifically for my job. Created in Tinkercad, it fits our company's cards with precision. Currently available with an Embraer logo on the back, I plan to add a blank version that can be easily customized.

I wanted to test reading NTAG213 RFID cards, so I started scouring the internet until I found a schematic to connect a PN532 card to an Arduino Nano using the SPI interface. With code available through eBay, I now have a fully functional card reader....

This RFID card holder was created to solve the problem of constantly losing cards due to them slipping out of standard holders. Non-metal shells ensure efficient near field communication, while metal options, such as stainless steel, provide both a...

There models are great but do not hold RFID tokens, so I made some new ones that do.I also made a few other small changes. ...The slot at the top is wider to better attach a lanyard and the walls are thinner to make it lighter and use less material.</p>

This is a RFID card cover I made for my job. It was designed in Tinkercad, and fits my own company's cards perfectly. For now, it's only available with the Embraer logo on the back. I'll work on making a blank version which can be edited easily. Of...

This is a little holder for RFID charge cards for electric vehicle. You can put it in the trunk of the car or wherever you store your cable. So you always have the chip ready when you want to charge.<br/> As its in the car better use PETG for the...

The Lid_art.stl file differs from the standard "Lid.stl" design by incorporating the "Leaf art," which provides better finger grip when removing the lid. The artist's attribution is included in the file Leaf_art_attribution, but I have no...

This is a quick, simple replacement top for a generic RFID tag. I had one break, and this fits nicely with a little supa-glue or 2-part epoxy. ...Multi-material options are available.</p><figure...

I wanted to test reading NTAG213 RFID cards, so I searched online and found a schematic to connect a PN532 card to an Arduino Nano using the SPI interface. With readily available code on eBay, I have a functioning card reader now. Designed in...

This watch case is designed to hold an HID RFID tag and can be paired with standard 19mm watch bands. You will need to find 4 small screws, two 19mm spring bars and a watch band. Lastly you will require a 1.5mm drill bit to make pilot holes for the...

We manufacture RFID access cards for our coworkers, but having them scattered all over the closet was not an enjoyable nor visually pleasing sight. So, I created a quick and simple 20-card holder, with slots sized to fit standard debit and credit...

I crafted a custom enclosure to safeguard an esp-8266 and a motion sensor, perfect for home security applications or clandestine pursuits. This project has far-reaching potential, making it an ideal solution for various surveillance needs. ... To...

ESP 01 Relay enclosure. It has a nice cable management hole so your wire can run from inside and no connections would be visible externally. If using with ESP 8266 you can use the normal lid. If you want to control LED or anything from raspberry...

Cover, Height: 4mm Diameter: 26.40mm Inner Diameter: 24.44 Screw Hole Diameter: 2mm Lower Component, Height: 7mm Diameter: 29.25mm Inner Diameter: 26.40mm Bottom Layer Height: 3mm The screw hole is off center to allow the RFID coil + components to...

With this fun little project you get a RFID candy dispenser that regulates your candy consumption. Perfect if you always empty the box in no time! It is designed for candies in the shape and size of skittles. Inside the box there is room for: *...

... project. Its sleek design also makes it ideal for applications where space is limited, such as IoT devices and wearables. By using this ESP8266 12F/12E case, you can efficiently package your wireless module and streamline your development process.

I received a new RFID badge at work as part of the project's progression from concept to small-scale manufacturing and sale. The badge can hold two credit cards and a laminate sheet in its slot, with a reference image included for better...