NFC (Near Field Communication) is a technology that allows devices to communicate by touching or being in close proximity, enabling convenient and secure wireless transactions and data exchange.
When two NFC-enabled devices come into close range, they detect each other's presence through radio frequency communication.
The devices establish a connection by exchanging information and negotiating communication parameters, ensuring a secure and reliable connection.
NFC enables the transfer of data, such as contact information, payment details, or small files, between the devices by simply tapping them together or bringing them in close proximity.
Once the data transfer is complete, the receiving device can execute specific actions based on the received information, such as making a payment, launching an app, or triggering a command, providing seamless interaction between devices and enabling convenient functionalities.
The versatility and potential of NFC continue to inspire innovation and drive advancements, opening up limitless possibilities for seamless and secure wireless communication.