A demo project of driving RC522 RFID module through STM32

Raspberry Pi based RFID Attendance System

Módulo RFID RC522 con Raspberry Pi Pico lectura de tag y control de acceso simple

IoT-based RFID access control using ESP32, RC522, and PHP/MySQL. Features include badge management, access logs, and manual door control via a web interface. Developed for secure industrial applications with real-time logging and hardware integration.

🔥 IoT node that detects RFID tags serial-number and send it to Cloud Firestore

DIY project design that allows you to copy RFID cards.

Final Year Project of Iqbal Adam for Bachelor Degree of Computer Sciences at Universiti Sains Malaysia. The project name is PSSCMUSM Management System. Build specifically for PSSCMUSM as client. The main feature of PMS is attendance system besides student data management and data visualization.

Example to read RFID tags with RC522 and ESP8266 and send it to a PHP server / Ejemplo para leer tarjetas RFID con ESP8266 y RC522 para enviarlas a un servidor con PHP

DIY Smart Lock with Arduino and RFID

RC522 Rfid sensor schematic and tester

Hardware project. Batch 21. Faculty of IT. University of Moratuwa.

Custom User Control to receive input string sent through Serial Port by Arduino Uno wearing RC522 Rfid Shield

This project is part of the "Computer Electronics" course in the fourth year of undergraduate studies at the Faculty of Technical Sciences (FTN). The main components used for this project include a Raspberry Pi, the MFRC522 RFID sensor, and a graphical user interface (GUI) developed in Qt.

STM32 Housekeeper system based on FreeRTOS

RC522 SPI RF module based on STM32

Small electronjs application for displaying game cards (poker type) equipped with RFID tags which are passed in front of RC522 RFID modules connected in SPI to a UNO R3 board, connected in Serial to the display PC.

DIY RFID activated music box for children

make a piano with things in your fridge!

This project demonstrates a comprehensive IoT access control solution that bridges the gap between embedded hardware and desktop software. The system allows for secure entry via RFID cards (RC522) and Keypad verification, communicating in real-time with a PC-based administrative panel.