Wooden RFID Card

Data and QA

Wooden RFID Card Encoding

Encoding is where the physical wood card becomes a usable credential. UID exports, NDEF records, access data, QR codes, serials, and packaging labels should be generated from one approved production file.

Wooden RFID Card Encoding

Visual references

Reader and phone test setup
Reader and phone test setup
Variable data on dark wood
Variable data on dark wood
Readable print and data on light wood
Readable print and data on light wood
Wood RFID sample kit and material stack
Wood RFID sample kit and material stack

One production file should control data and artwork.

Card number, QR payload, NFC payload, UID, member name, box label, and packaging reference should be reconciled before production so no card leaves with mismatched data.

Define locked versus editable NFC records.

Some NFC projects need records locked after encoding; others need editable sample cards. This decision affects approval, testing, and reissue workflow.

Best uses

  • NFC URL and profile encoding
  • Access card UID exports
  • QR and serial matched production
  • Box and sleeve label reconciliation

Specification

Card sizeCR80 and custom dimensions by drawing
Card bodyPlastic-free wood body options
RF planningChip, antenna, thickness, and finish approved together
Approval routeMaterial sample, working RF sample, production proof
Data optionsUID export, NDEF URL, vCard, QR, serial, access data
QA routeSample scan, batch scan, data file reconciliation
Output filesCSV, UID list, serial list, box mapping by quote

Related wooden RFID card pages

Wood material pages