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NFC tag is part of RFID and operates in the 13.56 Mhz frequency. It communicates between a mobile phone with wireless technology & media content. NFC stands for Near Field Communication.
The tag can carry more data than barcodes, URLs or QR codes. They are more secure, can be password protected, and tracked to a specific person/account.
Those using the tags are brand owners, retailers, small businesses, telecom operators, games, transport companies, museums, venue owners, & entertainment providers.
They are used to:
Additional Uses
The advantages of NFC are no set up, improved customer service, secure transactions, short-range wireless connectivity, and increased revenues (value added service offerings).
Embedded NFC inlays can provide more information about individual products – information & services, consumer endorsements, user manuals, sustainability & recycling, and brand values. The content can be new functionalities, social networks, or entertainment & media.
NFC gives brand owners & retailers an opportunity to work together, creating effective targeted sales promotions. Smart posters at entrances can make purchase suggestions to customers. Posters at the end of isles can provide information on current special offers.
Uses for Retails Experience
