Built an NFC reader for my NFC nails using an @arduino and an @adafruit PN532 for @BodyHackingCon pic.twitter.com/ERQXGCoEB3
— baybe doll (@Baybe_Doll) June 1, 2017
How cool is this project?!? Can’t wait to see a write up on these awesome nails!
A short video on how I apply my NFC LED nails
/cc @BodyHackingCon @RealSexyCyborg @cjcrump69 pic.twitter.com/LYq97n31jq— baybe doll (@Baybe_Doll) April 25, 2017
— baybe doll (@Baybe_Doll) April 5, 2017
Check out more videos of the nails in action on Twitter @Baybe_Doll
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