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On duty Ntag215 NFC Patrol Tag

The Ntag215 NFC tag offers a valuable tool for improving patrol efficiency and security. This application can streamline patrol processes, enhance accountability, and provide valuable data insights for better decision-making.

Description

On duty Ntag215 NFC Patrol Tag

NTAG215  have been developed by NXP Semiconductors as standard NFC tag ICs to be used in mass market applications such as retail, gaming and consumer electronics, in combination with NFC devices or NFC compliant Proximity Coupling Devices. NTAG215 (from now on, generally called NTAG21x) are designed to fully comply to NFC Forum Type 2 Tag and ISO/IEC14443 Type A specifications.Memory is 504Byte.

Size
Dia 25mm
Color
Black, White, Yellow, Red or custom
Chip
NTAG215
Frequency
13.56mhz
Protocol
ISO14443A, NFC Forum Type 2
Material
ABS
Operating temperature
-20 to 85 degrees C
Application
Laundry chain ,Harsh chemical, payment device ,outdoor use , Chemical, Industrial , Logistics, Patrol guard, memebership, Shipping container , pallets,etc
Waterproof Rating
IP67
Reading Range
5-10cm, depends on the reader
Crraft
Laser Engraved Serial Number, barcode and so on
Mounting
By adhesive or screw, or rivets

 

On Duty Ntag215 NFC Patrol Tag Application

This document outlines a potential application for the Ntag215 NFC tag in a patrol duty context.

Scenario:

A security guard or patrol officer needs to check in at specific locations throughout their shift. The goal is to automate the process of recording these check-ins, providing real-time location data, and potentially triggering additional actions.

Application:

  1. NFC Patrol Tags:
    • Ntag215 NFC tags are attached to strategic locations around the patrol route (e.g., building entrances, security checkpoints, designated zones).
    • Each tag is assigned a unique ID and potentially a location identifier.
  2. Mobile Application:
    • Security personnel use a smartphone or tablet with a dedicated application.
    • The app connects to the NFC tag through a simple tap or proximity detection.
    • Upon contact with a tag, the app:
      • Records the time and date of the check-in.
      • Records the tag’s ID and potentially its location.
      • Automatically updates the patrol officer’s status and location on a central dashboard.
  3. Central Dashboard:
    • A web-based or cloud-based platform displays real-time information about patrol officers.
    • It visualizes their location, check-in times, and any alerts.
    • This dashboard can also be used to:
      • Trigger notifications for late check-ins or missed stops.
      • Monitor activity for performance management.
      • Automatically generate reports and logs.

Benefits:

  • Automated Check-in: Eliminates manual log entries and potential errors.
  • Real-time Location Tracking: Provides immediate awareness of patrol officers’ positions.
  • Improved Accountability: Offers a reliable audit trail of patrol activities.
  • Enhanced Security: Enables quick response to incidents and alerts.
  • Data-Driven Insights: Supports performance analysis and optimization of patrol routes.

Implementation Details:

  • Tag Programming: Ntag215 tags are easily programmable using NFC tools and can store information like location identifiers, access codes, or alerts.
  • Mobile App Development: The app should leverage the NFC functionality of the device, allowing for secure communication with the tags.
  • Dashboard Integration: Data collected from the tags can be integrated with a cloud-based platform or existing security systems.
  • Data Encryption: Sensitive data can be encrypted for security and privacy.

Considerations:

  • Tag Durability: Ntag215 tags are resistant to environmental factors but should be appropriately installed for long-term use.
  • Network Connectivity: Reliable internet or network connectivity is needed for data transmission and dashboard access.
  • Privacy and Security: Implement appropriate security measures and data privacy protocols.
  • Cost Analysis: Consider the costs of tags, app development, and potential cloud infrastructure.

 

 

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