कार्ड लॉनीडर्स

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ID card lanyards are fabric straps worn around the neck to display security badges, passes, or keys, originating from ship ropes but now common for identification in businesses, events, and hospitals, often featuring clips, custom designs, and sometimes built-in tech like RFID for access control. While dedicated Wikipedia articles on "ID Card Lanyards" aren't prominent, the main Lanyard article details their general use for security and identification, linking them to related concepts like access badges and ID cards (ISO 7810 standard), explaining their function in security systems. 

• Definition & Purpose: Lanyards are cords or straps for holding items like ID cards, security passes, keys, or whistles, primarily for easy access and identification in places requiring security, like corporate offices, hospitals, or large events.
• Origins: The term comes from the French "laniere" (strap/thong); early uses involved securing items on ships, with modern versions evolving for personal use.
• Materials & Design: They come in various materials, colors, and designs, often featuring breakaway clips for safety or specialized attachments for cards.
• Security Features: Beyond simple display, they often hold smart cards or RFID tags for electronic access, preventing unauthorized entry.

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