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@rares2
Here in Romania there is a building intercom brand, Electra. The old intercoms (which are still used today) use an optical access card (a plastic piece with a binary barcode printed on transparent film inside). Since they are just a barcode, this simple project can clone them to resistant 3D-printed ones.
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3D Printer-based optical access tag cloning
This is a tool made to generate optical cards for old Electra intercoms that are here in Romania, for easy cloning using a 3D printer.
Using it, you can replace your old access cards that are worn out with new tough and eco-friendly (if printed with PLA) access cards.
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3D Printer-based optical access tag cloning
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Final devlog!! Fixed bugs, tweaked the 3D print settings, and made the test print. It works!
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3D Printer-based optical access tag cloning
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The code for STL generation is finally finished!! Until next devlog, I will make the UI a little better and do a test print. Next devlog will be the last one before shipping.
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Added English/Romanian language switching and preview card in which you can see the bits. (STL generation is not yet complete)
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Added the interface (with basic features before I start making them) and CSS.
