Design Student Cleverly Embeds Oyster Card RFID Chip Into Her Nails For Swipeless Tube Entry
Lucie Davis, a jewelry design student at Central Saint Martins, painted a set of acrylic nails the color of an Oyster Card, embedded an RFID chip, and then cleverly used them for swipeless entry into the London Underground. Davis told WAH-Nails how she came up with the idea.
I took the RFID chip from an Oyster card and embedded it within a full set of acrylic nails to give commuters the ability to pay for their journeys with a single tap touch…You can still top them up with money too. Now you’ll never have to worry about misplacing your card again!
via DesignTAXI
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