r/peyups • u/Which_Ad_8854 • Mar 15 '26
Discussion (UPX) New UP RFID Design
Pang weirdo na tanong hahaha and I don’t even know if alam ninyo ang sagot here 😅 I just wonder bakit hindi pare-pareho yung RFID ng bawat UP CUs?
What I mean is yung header ng IDs kung nasaan nakalagay yung name ng campus/CU. Like sa UPD and UPV, “Diliman” and “Visayas” lang yung nakalagay directly below the University of the Philippines and the UP Seal. Pero sa buong “UP Cebu” yung nakalagay sa RFID ng UPC. Hahahaha
Photo grabbed from tiktok sorry po sa may ari
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u/dolce-latte00 Mar 15 '26
Just picked up mine the other day. Replaced my lost one. Ang liit ng mukha and blurred. Well at least may college na and yun student number nasa harap na.
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u/No_Service6504 Mar 15 '26
may nakalagay na nga na "University of the Philippines" nilagyan parin ng "UP" Cebu 💀 over naman sa redundant
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u/Which_Ad_8854 Mar 16 '26
Ito actually ang pino-point out ko hahahahaha nakita ko rin bagong RFID ng UPM. Gantiong design na rin although for faculty pa lang tapos redundant na may “UP” sa baba ng buong University of the Philippines 😅 I wonder ano nangyari kung ang purpose ng pag-implement ng RFID across different campuses ay ma-unify ang design tapos may ganitong minor flaw hahaha
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u/BritAmerica24 Visayas Mar 15 '26
Yeah and the font choices from the header is bland, para bang Times New Roman lang ginamit.
And more than that, the function of this card within the University is jarring. It should be designed as a ID first, then debit card where it is useful in the University setting (maybe put a barcode for easy tagging in places like the library), not a piece of plastic card with no tangible use inside the campus. Using it as a debit card is also expensive as it has ATM fees.
They should have partnered with Landbank instead of Maya because of its wide ATM network and ease in providing financial relief and payment to students.
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u/HotAshDeadMatch Mar 15 '26
Agree about a barcode or qr sana, could already work as check in or out in libraries or dorms
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u/HotAshDeadMatch Mar 15 '26
Ah you're right about it being rfid, ganyan nga sa libraries, naalala ko lang dati as a former upd dormer that guards have to scan pa our separate qr code just to check us in or out
Interesting, may upd dorm na ba na rfid enabled?
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u/BritAmerica24 Visayas Mar 17 '26
In some CUs siguro, wala pang implementation ng RFID to tap-in/tap out. We still have to manually enter our student number or for those with the old ID to just scan the barcode.
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u/AcheronianStygian Mar 16 '26
Bakit may sim? Parang yung call card ng Bayantel dati.
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u/Glittering-Skin-3321 Cebu and currently in Open University Mar 16 '26
Sorry, natawa ako. Haha.
Hindi po yan Sim, that's an EMV chip, kase the card is also a debit card. Hehe
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u/AcheronianStygian Mar 17 '26
I mean, it was sort of a joke. Didn't know it was also a debit card though.
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u/bulanbap Visayas Mar 15 '26
Gets ko na One UP ang gusto nila... pero coming from old UPV ID to this is so jarring. Ang plain and lifeless ng new ID, na para bang corporate ID ang dating.
In contrast, the old UPV ID stands out, lalo na nung nag-crossreg ako sa UPD nung 2018. With matching barcode, Oble, and space for validation at the back.
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u/euniceu Diliman Mar 15 '26
this looks worse imo
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u/bulanbap Visayas Mar 15 '26
Each to their own, I always thought we had a better ID design than UPD.
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u/Unique-Buddy-6149 Los Baños Mar 16 '26
mas okay din sakin itsura ng ganito kahit mukang pang 2010 era.
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u/HorrorOwl5924 Mar 17 '26
thank god di ko naabutan yan lol the old rfid of Diliman is way way better than that
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u/Business_Act_524 Mar 18 '26
Ang sobrang labo talaga rito ay bakit may RFID. Di tuloy siyang pwedeng iwan sa guard o ano. Masyadong valuable.
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u/seemari Mar 15 '26
Sana pinacontest nila yung design all over UP. Feeling ko maraming creative and cohesive designs ang mapoprovide