Businesses across hospitality, co-working and membership sectors are rethinking plastic access cards. Wooden RFID cards are quickly becoming the leading sustainable access control trend, blending reliable contactless performance with natural materials and strong ESG value.
Plastic RFID cards have long been the default for access control and membership, but wooden RFID cards are emerging as a greener alternative. Let’s break down their benefits, real-world uses and things to consider before switching.
If you own a local business, you already know how powerful Google reviews are. When new customers search for your
The QR code stores a short relay URL instead of the final destination web address. When scanned, the request first
HUYI RFID built a QR redirect system for NFC stands and NFC plates. Manage dynamic QR links in bulk, let customers update Google review URLs independently, and use the same platform for product QR anti-counterfeiting redirects.
Wondering can you redirect a QR code link? HUYI RFID’s QR code redirect system lets you change destination URLs for QR codes on NFC stand and NFC plate products, no reprinting required.
Plastic triple-layer cards (usually referring to a set of three interrelated or detachable cards made of plastic, featuring durability, water
In today’s digital age, RFID cards have become invisible heroes in daily life—powering contactless payments, streamlining logistics tracking, securing building access, and enabling seamless asset management. Behind every small, thin RFID card lies a sophisticated production process that blends precision engineering, material science, and strict quality control.
Contact chip cards, common in banking, healthcare, ID and access control, transfer data via physical metal contact with card readers. Unlike contactless cards, they depend on stable mechanical and electrical connections, so reliable data transmission is key. Every manufacturing stage, from chip selection to final testing, determines long-term reader communication performance.
As the next generation of NXP’s MIFARE Plus product family, the MIFARE Plus EV2 IC is designed to be both a gateway for new Smart City applications and a compelling upgrade, in terms of security and connectivity, for existing deployments. Its expanded feature set makes it a great choice for contactless Smart City services.
The MF0ULx1 is designed to work in an ISO/IEC 14443 Type-A compliant environment. The target applications include single trip or limited use tickets in public transport networks, loyalty cards or day passes for events.
NXP® Semiconductors has developed the MIFARE Ultralight C – Contactless ticket IC MF0ICU2 to be used in a contactless smart ticket or smart card in combination with Proximity Coupling Devices (PCD).
