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Eh, I’ll be impressed when it fits in my ear and makes God disappear. (just kidding) It’s like a new age spin and say. Unfortunately the cost of rfid cards, even in bulk, make this impractical as a mass market product. Now a computer/webcam + qr code version would work better.