Abstract: A leather smart card is provided. The leather smart card includes a hard layer. A radio frequency identification (RFID) chip and a communication coil are disposed in the hard layer, and the RFID chip is electrically connected to the communication coil. The smart card further includes a leather layer and a soft layer. The soft layer is disposed on two back-to-back sides of the hard layer, and the leather layer is disposed on the side of the soft layer facing away from the hard layer. A material of the soft layer includes an ethylene-vinyl acetate copolymer, and a thickness of the soft layer is 0.2 mm to 0.5 mm. Consequently the leather smart card is not only aesthetic and waterproof, but also greatly improves comfort of using the smart card.

Abstract: A method, apparatus, and product-by-process, for preparing an RFID access card constructed out of wood is disclosed. The method involved preparing two wooden surfaces of appropriate thickness, preparing an RFID chip emitting an appropriate frequency, and pressing the wooden surfaces and the RFID chip together through the use of adhesive(s) and a hot press and a cold press. The apparatus included an RFID access card constructed out of at least two wooden surfaces where an RFID chip is disposed between the two surfaces. The two wooden surfaces are attached with a hot melt adhesive.

Abstract: A method, apparatus, and product-by-process, for preparing an RFID access card constructed out of wood is disclosed. The method involved preparing two wooden surfaces of appropriate thickness, preparing an RFID chip emitting an appropriate frequency, and pressing the wooden surfaces and the RFID chip together through the use of adhesive(s) and a hot press and a cold press. The apparatus included an RFID access card constructed out of at least two wooden surfaces where an RFID chip is disposed between the two surfaces. The two wooden surfaces are attached with a hot melt adhesive.

Abstract: A method, apparatus, and product-by-process, for preparing an RFID access card constructed out of wood is disclosed. The method involved preparing two wooden surfaces of appropriate thickness, preparing an RFID chip emitting an appropriate frequency, and pressing the wooden surfaces and the RFID chip together through the use of adhesive(s) and a hot press and a cold press. The apparatus included an RFID access card constructed out of at least two wooden surfaces where an RFID chip is disposed between the two surfaces. The two wooden surfaces are attached with a hot melt adhesive.