Great concept and execution of this recent project by manufacturer Roni Bandini:
Developed by Philips in 1994, the MIFARE NFC card remains widely used today for transport, tolls, loyalty programs, micropayments, etc. But how exactly does this card work, and can it be repurposed as a medium for a new genre of ephemeral micropoetry?
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