Whether you’re an RFID expert or a complete newbie, you’d be amazed at how easy it is to develop tag-based experiences for retail, museums, business and more.
Radio Frequency ID (RFID) tags are a low energy, low profile and low cost means of uniquely identifying items in the physical world. IntuiFace can easily work side-by-side with RFID tag readers, responding in context to the presence or removal of tags. Must be hard, right? In fact, to work with RFID readers all you need are basic IntuiFace skills.
We’ve created a new sample experience illustrating three scenarios using RFID technology: 1) in-store, 2) in an exhibition, 3) in the office. This experience will run a simulation or - if you possess PhidgetRFID - will permit you to use actual RFID tags.
We’re using the enterprise version of composer and wondering if anyone has any experience all experience with phidgetRFID.
Has anyone actually managed to get the phidgetRFID IA working in a new project with multiple reader and multiple tags. I don’t mean the RFID example included in the experiences?
Multiple ACR122U are not compatible with IF. The only way of using multiple readers is to use Phidget 1024s.
Got it working though - basically stripped back to zero and started again.
We had two NFC readers working with IF we had an ARC122 U and a DTAG 100. A good example is to use you’re phidget sample and adapt that for NFC. That’s how I’ve managed to get two NFC readers to work.
@Chloe will the latest IntuiFace Player be updated to accomodate Phidget RFID readers? We are using them in a new experience and are having to use Player Classic to get them to work.
At the moment, we haven’t planned to upgrade our Phidgets support to Player 8 (aka Player Next Gen) as most of our users are using Nexmosphere sensors.
Also, the SDK we were using was written in .NET and is not compatible with our newer Player, which is web-based.
As far as I know, to use Phidgets with JavaScript you need to have a Phidget Network Server running, see their documentation here: Language - JavaScript - Phidgets Support
If you can setup that server on your device, you can then write a custom Interface Asset in TypeScript that will use this Phidgets JavaScript API.
If you can get past the setup of the Phidget Network Server yourself but struggle with the creation of the Interface Asset, let me know and I’ll set up a call so we can discuss this.