Custom Printed Acrylic RFID NFC TAG billboard For NFC mobile phones
Acrylic rfid billboard mainly made of acrylic version, can also be made of other materials as required. Acrylic plate has the following advantages: Bright, insulated, chmical endurability, anti-bump, easily processed, avirulence, anti-wallop, recycled.
In the acrylic plate grooves carved RFID tag size, labels can be put to, acrylic panels on both sides of the magnet can be fixed easily removed, can be recycled, when the NFC phone close to the billboard, you can open the company's website, You can turn on the Bluetooth mobile phone, mobile music and other functional settings according to your needs.
The application can also be changed to other applications, if desired application customization, please contact us directly.
Description:
| Size |
Customize |
Material |
acrylic |
Density |
1.2 g/cm3 |
Thickness |
1mm-500mm |
Color |
Clear, milky, opal, black, red, blue, yellow, green, frosted, tinted etc |
Note: |
Custom colors, thickness, and sheet sizes - No Problem! |
Applications:
Acrylic sheet are widely used for engraving/advertisement sheets, instruments, parts of instrument, lamps, decorations, airplanes, automobile fitting, medical appliances, work of arts
What is NFC?
NFC stands for Near-Field Communication and allows phones, tablets, and laptops to share data with other NFC-equipped devices. The technology evolved from radio-frequency identification (RFID) tech. RFID is behind those security scan cards that get you into the office everyday or bypass that tollbooth on your morning commute.
NFC is very much like RFID, but NFC is limited to communication within four inches. Most people consider NFC's small radius a major security benefit and it's one of the reasons that NFC is taking off as a secure alternative to credit cards. But the technology can be used for more than making purchases at Bloomingdales. NFC can transfer data like videos, contact information, and photos between two NFC enabled devices.
How does NFC work?
Unlike Bluetooth, NFC doesn't require any kind of manual pairing or device discovery to transfer data. With NFC, a connection is automatically started when another NFC device enters into that four-inch range. Once in range, the two devices instantaneously communicate and send prompts to the user. There's huge potential with NFC. Listed below are three major ways NFC can facilitate communication between two devices.
Digital Wallet: Placing your handset within 4 inches of the Pay Pad will prompt your wallet or passbook and then ask you to confirm payment. With Apple Pay this means placing your finger on the home button.
Sharing between Android devices: When two enabled NFC devices are in range, a prompt will appear asking if you'd like to "Beam" whatever content (videos, contact information, or photos) is on-screen to the other Android device.
NFC Chips: These "taps" can be programmed with Tasker to perform certain tasks when scanned. For instance, you can put one on your desk and with a quick scan on the tap, you can set your phone to vibrate, disable GPS, or enable only work-related notifications, among other features.
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