Facebook, the world's largest social network, together with ODIN, the largest provider of RFID-based software, have created a new photo booth, presented at the annual RFID-technology exhibition "RFID Journal LIVE!" in Orlando, Florida, USA.
The world's largest social network Facebook, together with ODIN, the largest provider of software based on RFID, created a new photo booth, presented at the annual exhibition of RFID technologies "RFID Journal LIVE!" in Orlando, Florida, USA.
The new device, which can safely be called "Facebook photos without leaving the checkout" or, as its developers have dubbed it, "Facebook Photo Spot," allows you to take a photo and then automatically post it to the user's page on the social network.
To do this, you need to have an RFID-badge registered in your name, bring it close enough to the machine, scan it, after which you will have a few seconds to get ready for the "bird's flight." Then you can see the resulting photo on the device's monitor, and even if you don't think it's very pretty, you won't be able to cancel sending it; you will have to delete it manually.
The exhibition also featured many interesting devices in the field of radio frequency identification. We invite those interested to watch the video.
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