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Smart Desktop RFID Reader/Writer - STL + ESP32 FIRMWARE + PC App
Description:
Turn your desk into a professional RFID control center. This project isn’t just a 3D-printed enclosure; it’s a complete hardware and software ecosystem designed to provide you with a functional, aesthetically pleasing, and ready-to-use tool. Ideal for maker projects, home automation, or industrial automation.
What’s included in this download?
STL Files: Design optimized for two-color 3D printing, without supports, and engineered to use metric screws (M2/M3) for a 100% industrial finish.
ESP32 Firmware (.ino): Source code optimized to control the module.
PC App (Python): Multilingual “Tactical Scanner” graphical interface to conveniently manage your cards from your computer.
User Manual (PDF).
Wiring Diagram (Pinout for 30-pin ESP32).
To complete this project, in addition to the 3D-printed parts, you’ll need the following electronic components and screws:
1x ESP32 development board (
Description:
Turn your desk into a professional RFID control center. This project isn’t just a 3D-printed enclosure; it’s a complete hardware and software ecosystem designed to provide you with a functional, aesthetically pleasing, and ready-to-use tool. Ideal for maker projects, home automation, or industrial automation.
What’s included in this download?
STL Files: Design optimized for two-color 3D printing, without supports, and engineered to use metric screws (M2/M3) for a 100% industrial finish.
ESP32 Firmware (.ino): Source code optimized to control the module.
PC App (Python): Multilingual “Tactical Scanner” graphical interface to conveniently manage your cards from your computer.
User Manual (PDF).
Wiring Diagram (Pinout for 30-pin ESP32).
To complete this project, in addition to the 3D-printed parts, you’ll need the following electronic components and screws:
1x ESP32 development board (
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