USBNFCBluetooth
USBNFCBluetooth is a compact, open hardware and software platform that combines USB connectivity, Near Field Communication (NFC) capabilities, and Bluetooth communication in a single device. It is designed to enable developers to prototype and deploy systems that interact with NFC tags or cards via USB or wireless Bluetooth connections. The platform is intended for embedded developers, hobbyists, and researchers to experiment with contactless interactions without requiring multiple separate hardware components.
Hardware architecture consists of three primary subsystems: a USB controller supporting host or device mode, an
Key features include plug-and-play USB interface, support for common NFC protocols, tag emulation, and Bluetooth connectivity
Typical use cases include prototyping access-control demos, NFC-tag data transfer to smartphones, inventory labeling, and educational
Development and status: The USBNFCBluetooth project is maintained by an open community with documentation and test