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A shop, a practice, a workshop: passers-by see the window, whoever walks in sees the counter. That is usually where the conversation stops: the business card lives in a drawer. Yet the phone in your customer's pocket can already read an NFC tag and a QR code: all it needs is something well made on the other side, with your content rather than a catalogue's.
The service covers the physical piece and what sits behind it: NFC tags programmed with your website, contact or review page; the landing page and the vCard the phone opens with a tap; the QR on a card that can be swapped; prototypes and off-catalogue parts printed in 3D. The standard stands and cards stay in the shop: this page is about what gets designed specifically for you.
It starts with what the piece has to do and where it goes. The quote arrives by email, clear before we start, and the handover is documented: project files, content, update instructions.
An NFC tag is worth as much as the page it leads to. Programming the chip is the short part: one record with the address of your website, Google listing or WhatsApp number. The part that counts is the destination: a landing page of your own, on your domain, with contacts, the right links and the vCard the phone saves with a tap. The NFC tag points to a page we can update whenever you like, without changing the chip. The QR, on the other hand, is printed: if the link changes, you get in touch and we reprint just the QR card. The holder is modular, so the card can be swapped without remaking the part. Our own tag is built that way: an NTAG215 with two records — the address of the electroniklab.com/link page and the vCard — written in June 2026, with the “Visit the site or save the contact” page online since August. Tags are also programmed for the standard cards and stands in the shop: there you pick from the catalogue; here we design the page behind it.
What isn't in the catalogue gets designed, tested and only then printed. The shop has the counter stands and the standard cards, with a 3D configurator — models built in Blender, rendered in three.js in the browser — to see them before ordering; we confirm the price in writing within 24 h. This page covers the rest: a different head for the modular stand, a display piece in a shape that doesn't exist, a plastic spare, a jig. The method is the one we are applying to a stand head for a business in Brianza: a raised QR sized on the printer's resolution, a pocket for the NFC tag closed inside the part with a print pause, and the QR checked for decoding on the model before printing. Prototype, check, then print. For the software behind a page or a configurator there is custom software.
| What needs making | an NFC tag, a QR card or an off-catalogue part: each object has its own project and its own quote, and it often pays to start with one and add the rest later |
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| What sits behind the tag | website, review page, WhatsApp or a landing page with a vCard: programming is the short part, the page to build is the real work behind it |
| How many pieces and which material | a prototype, a short run or a single part: in 3D the first piece carries the cost of design and tests, the next ones only the printing |
What genuinely moves the quote for an NFC tag, a QR card or a custom part: what sits behind it, how many pieces, which material. Agreed together before we start — and the quote, numbers included, arrives by email.
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