Detect the zone
A reader detection indicates activity in a calibrated coverage area.
Explore how calibrated RFID reader zones could help teams interpret activity across an exhibition.
QR backend slice exists · NFC/RFID depends on validated hardwareSAMPLE CREDENTIAL
Reader E-01 detects a sample credential.
A reader detection indicates activity in a calibrated coverage area.
Arrivals and dwell times are estimates that depend on reader placement and signal conditions.
Aggregate zone transitions could support crowd and exhibitor activity analysis.
A detected credential is evidence. An access decision is a separate policy operation.
Local signed QR issuance and ticket revocation exist; authoritative gate validation is not yet connected.
Supported tag types, secure messaging and exact reader compatibility require hardware validation; a UID is not a secret.
Reader/gateway SDKs, calibration, signed observations and field acceptance are required.
Assignment, reassignment, suspension, replacement and device propagation are planned for physical credentials.
Authenticated provisioning, key rotation, firmware, heartbeat and clock-drift handling depend on the approved device stack.
Sensor detections need direction and passage evidence; they do not independently grant access or prove attendance.
Bounded signed leases, buffered observations, duplicate handling and conflict recovery require a separately accepted offline risk policy.
No. This preview illustrates approximate zone inference, not guaranteed centimeter-level location.
No. All detections are simulated. Deployment requires hardware validation, calibration and privacy review.
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