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gerdsmit
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NFC Tag

01/14/2019 5:50 AM

Can I use a NFC tag embedded to a stretchable strain sensor and

wirelessly read the data on a wearable device ?
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Re: NFC tag

01/14/2019 6:43 AM

Sure....

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Re: NFC Tag

01/14/2019 8:08 AM

Yes. You can use that. Try to visit software engineering to have more knowledge regarding NFC tag.
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Re: NFC Tag

01/14/2019 8:26 AM

CR4 is not a permission-giving entity, nor is it in any position to comment on subscribers' skills.

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Re: NFC Tag

01/14/2019 4:14 PM

Has Britspeak forgotten the difference between "can" and "may"?

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Re: NFC Tag

01/15/2019 3:56 PM

That depends on your ability to code these embedded devices.

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