0.9 Badge

A leather badge holder with dual-sided RFID technology, bringing functional, elegant, and comfortable

Company: Hank Max Studio

Overview

This is one of the product lines of the company's dual-sided RFID technology series. For a variety of requirements of identification and RFID cards, the design meets the daily needs of a general badge and also fulfills storage and paying scenarios.

My role:

Propose design ( Ideation, Sketching, Rendering, Prototyping, 2D Drawing, CMF )
Execute RFID Research & Testing
Develop leather crafting from early testing to mass production condition
Set production planning, and communicate with the manufacturers and partner distributors to improve standards and manufacturing abilities
Direct and arrange leather craft making

Results:

This product raised 12.5m TWD in a Taiwanese crowdfunding campaign and ranking as the top sales in its categories.

Ref: https://www.zeczec.com/projects/badge09

Dual-Sided Scanning with Grace & Comfort

0.9 Badge Holder uses a piece of vegetable-tanned leather that is only 0.7 mm thick and environmentally friendly TPU film that is 0.2 mm thick. The unique inner structure design reduces the thickness of material layering to a minimum of 0.9 mm, providing an ultralight wearing experience. It also has a modular design for extra storage and uses dual-sided RFID technology to make it scannable on both sides, bringing convenience to everyday life.

Detachable pockets offers extra storage when users need to take coins, keys, stamps, keys, and earbuds with us for a meeting, lunch break, or a walk.

With the expansion ring, users can attach an additional pocket to the 0.9 Badge Holder.

Dual-Sided Scanning with Zero Interference

It uses an RFID blocking film layered with anti-interference sleeves to make 0.9 Badge Holder scannable on both sides, without having cross-interference problems.

0.9 Badge Holder uses quality sustainable materials, including Florentine aniline-dyed vegetable-tanned leather and German environmentally friendly leather fiber.

Page updated

Google Sites

Report abuse