I have learned that TinkerMill.org in Longmont , CO has some interest in developing an access control system. QR codes could be a useful technology.
Using a tablet
I want to explore using QR codes. ( 2 dimensional bar codes ) I am starting an experiment to use a cheeep ( less than $50 ) Android tablet as a local QR reader. The tablet would read QR codes using a integral camera ( or USB webcam ). Depending on how the tablet is networked , it can verify the code, determine permissions , maintain an activity log , provide a control profile ( permitted length of use , permitted dead time , etc. ). In some cases the tablet could provide some other value to the devices it is connected to. Perhaps the tablet can also talk to smart phones, tablets, etc.
SQRL
Ryan Diebel pointed out that Steve Gibson has started a project ( SQRL ) "squirrel" to use QR codes as " a comprehensive, easy-to-use, high security replacement for usernames,
passwords, reminders, one-time-code authenticators . . . and everything else. "
https://www.grc.com/sqrl/sqrl.htm
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SQRL
tags: #QRcodes 99guspuppet
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