With our expertise, you can unlock exciting possibilities and engage your audience with the power of Near Field Communication and Augmented Reality.
Manufactures of high-end consumer goods and placing NFC tags in products to allow consumers to verify for authenticity of products.
Our augmented reality solutions are breaking new
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With tap and register, your customers can easily tap their phone to your product package and register their product, get more information, or get customer support. Unique serial numbers embedded in the NFC, allow for easy customer recognition.
Y Simple is the technology arm of our parent company, Mini Giants Inc. Our roots are in the manufacturing of product packaging, using state-of-the-art printing, folding and die-cutting machinery.
Using the latest Near Field Communication tags, software integration, and Augmented Reality, we are able to provide a fully immersive product packaging solution.
NFC is a wireless communication technology that allows devices, like smartphones, to exchange information when they are very close to each other, usually within a few centimeters. It relies on electromagnetic fields for communication.
To activate an NFC chip using a phone, the phone needs to have an NFC feature built-in, which is quite common in modern smartphones. When the user brings their phone close to an NFC chip, the phone's NFC antenna generates a radio frequency field. This field powers the NFC chip.
Once the NFC chip is powered, it can exchange information with the phone. The NFC chip contains data, such as a website link, a payment transaction, or contact details. When the chip comes within range of the phone's NFC antenna, the two devices establish a connection.
Once connected, the NFC chip sends its stored data to the phone, or the phone can write data to the NFC chip. This transfer of information happens securely and quickly, often in just a fraction of a second. For example, the NFC chip could transfer a website link to the phone, which can then open the link in a web browser.