Definition of NFC
NFC: Near Field Communication (NFC)
NFC is essentially a "non-contact radio frequency identification" (RFID) and interconnection technology, which can meet the information exchange between any two wireless devices, content access, and service exchange, and make it more simple - as long as Any two devices close to each other without the need for cable plugging, you can achieve mutual communication.
NFC application methods
- NFC for smart media
- NFC for payment, ticketing, etc.
- NFC for electronic ticketing
- NFC is used to connect and act as a wireless activation device