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I'm working on a check-in system for our reception using a Raspberry Pi, a RC522 reader and MIFARE RFID cards. Guests tap their card to check-in and the monitor
by joshaidan 9y ago
I'm working on a check-in system for our reception using a Raspberry Pi, a RC522 reader and MIFARE RFID cards. Guests tap their card to check-in and the monitor displays their table number. I'll log their check-in time among other things. Is there a point to it? No, it's just to be fun and cool.
https://github.com/joshaidan/wedding-checkin https://github.com/joshaidan/wedding-checkin
- tomschlick 9y agoJust make sure you have a hard backup. You don't want to be troubleshooting tech on your wedding day. Happy Wife = Happy Life.
- ryanwaggoner 9y agoWould have been better without the sexist cliche :)
- dingaling 9y agoIf you're doing RFID cards I'd appeal to you to make them in the form of pin-badges that the guests can wear after 'check-in'. I've been to many weddings over the past couple of decades and the one that was most successful in terms of breaking the ice between strangers had simple badges with ${NAME} and ${RELATIONSHIP TO COUPLE} on them. People felt very comfortable striking-up a conversation when they knew these two pieces of data, and there was less 'must remember the name' anxiety.