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[idea]Add a relay function to the Chameleon.
I have an idea. Since the Chameleon supports Bluetooth communication and can also simulate LF and HF cards, is it possible to develop a feature that enables peer - to - peer (P2P) communication between two Chameleons? Here's how it could work: Chameleon A simulates a card to interact with a card reader. It then sends the interaction information to Chameleon B via Bluetooth. Chameleon B, in turn, interacts with the real card. This way, remote card reading and writing can be achieved, which would be extremely useful.
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I have an idea. Since the Chameleon supports Bluetooth communication and can also simulate LF and HF cards, is it possible to develop a feature that enables peer - to - peer (P2P) communication between two Chameleons? Here's how it could work: Chameleon A simulates a card to interact with a card reader. It then sends the interaction information to Chameleon B via Bluetooth. Chameleon B, in turn, interacts with the real card. This way, remote card reading and writing can be achieved, which would be extremely useful.
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[larblue] larblue created an issue (RfidResearchGroup/ChameleonUltra#244)
I have an idea. Since the Chameleon supports Bluetooth communication and can also simulate LF and HF cards, is it possible to develop a feature that enables peer - to - peer (P2P) communication between two Chameleons? Here's how it could work: Chameleon A simulates a card to interact with a card reader. It then sends the interaction information to Chameleon B via Bluetooth. Chameleon B, in turn, interacts with the real card. This way, remote card reading and writing can be achieved, which would be extremely useful.
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but there are some problems: first, the effective distance of ble is just 10m, if you want to remote read/write card, this can;t be very useful. if you want, we need mobile phones and network connections to accomplish long distance data transmition
