I developed an attendance management application at Nexus 7.
However, since NFC is hard to touch on the back, I am thinking of buying an external NFC card reader and touching it.
The NFC card reader is thinking of purchasing the SonyPasori RC-S380.
However, looking at the description of the application development items in the link below, it seems that a dedicated SDK is needed to develop Android apps on RC-S380.
http://www.sony.co.jp/Products/felica/business/products/RC-S380.html#appli
So I have a question, if I connect this RC-S380 to Android, will it not work with the program that I have been developing?
Or is SDK absolutely unnecessary, and does it work well with the programs I've been developing?
Also, if I need a dedicated SDK, is there an external NFC card reader that supports Android that does not require an SDK?
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RC-S380 will not work if it was developed using Android standard API.
As far as I know, there is no external card reader available for standard APIs.
Why don't you change your mind and pull the NFC antenna on the back to the front?
Although the sensitivity may be slightly reduced, NFC Patch Kit (NFC Patch Kit) for magnetic coupling is available at http://flomio.com/shop/.
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