Amazon dash like buttons with NFC to place orders.

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Beginner IOT Learner. just want to have Amazon Dash Buttons like functionality with NFC Tags. It could revolutionize the ecommerce market with cheaper NFC Dash buttons.

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Tried with Tasker, NFC Tools Pro but couldn't figure out.

Posted 26-Sep-18 13:18pm

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Updated 26-Sep-18 14:53pm

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Dave Kreskowiak · Answer 1 · 2018-09-26T14:53:00

Too bad Dash buttons don't work on NFC. The range of NFC is just a few centimeters.

Dash buttons are programmed to use your Wifi network using sound, in frequencies we can't hear.

You hit the button and the Dash button uses your Wifi network to contact an Amazon web service that places an order for the item the button is programmed for.

So, you haven't described how you think NFC is going to improve on this concept so it's pretty much impossible for anyone to tell you anything useful. You haven't even really described a problem nor asked a question either, so...