Definition:
NFC, short for Near Field Communication, is a transmission standard for contactless data exchange via electromagnetic induction. NFC tags store information that can be read by placing a smartphone or other NFC-enabled device close to the tag.
Key Features:
- Contactless Interaction: Allows data transfer without physical contact.
- Ease of Use: Simply bring an NFC-enabled device close to the tag to read the stored information.
Purpose:
- Facilitates quick and easy access to information stored on NFC tags.
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