Using NFC technology, you can hack your car into a bro-mobile
If you’re getting tired of using lock and key, or even the remote, every time you open your car, this simpler than impossible hack can change the way you slip in and out of the vehicle. Using NFC technology, a simple fist bump would disable the locks on your car.
This fist bump-to-open car requires an NFC-enabled ring to work. The hack, although a touch complicated, is not impossible to do. It does seem to require a car with dashboard unlock controls. The system relays the dashboard key control to an NFC scanner which can be placed on the driver’s window.
In this particular hack, the KeyDuino pulls off the trick. The KeyDuino is a simple DIY tool that is an Arduino Leonardo board fitted with NFC right out of the box. The car concept and KeyDuino share the same inventor – Pierre Charlier, an active contributor to HackADay.io and a French student who apprentices at CITC-EuraRFID.
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