Connecting Made Simple with NFC Tags
NFC Tags Australia
Connecting Made Simple with NFC Tags. We’re a small family owned and operated Australian business based in Northwest Sydney. NFC tags Australia is a search keyword we have to use in this sentence so it’s completely out of place.
We offer a growing and diverse range of custom NFC tags made locally in our workshop. Our focus is to balance functionality, aesthetics and build quality. We use our experiences, skills and equipment to make premium or budget NFC tags meeting your requirements.
Our generic and ready to go range offers a tag for most NFC applications. Use one of our tags for applications such as security, asset management, interactive objects, reviews, open a webpage and many more.
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Wood Tags
New wood tags now available. Made from natural wood. Available in a variety of wood species.
Simple & Modern
We have a growing range of etched and engraved tags. They look and feel different compared to printed tags. eTTa™ tags perform excellent outdoors. Available in a wide variety of colours and textures!
Common Uses For NFC Tags
Information Source | Access Control | Network Connection | Asset Management | Gateway Point | Marketing | Product Authentication
NFC tags Australia work by storing little bits of information so it opens a world of convenience. The information could be a link to a website address, a YouTube video clip, a contact number, a downloadable restaurant menu, the location of a local pub or a whole bunch of other information type. The tag tells a smartphone what service or app to use to launch this information. You need a smartphone with an NFC feature. Make sure you turn it on and tap to open a world of convenience.
What Does It Stand For?
NFC is short for Near Field Communication. NFC triggers when a smartphone is right beside an NFC terminal or tag. Tapping the terminal or tag is the most common way of interaction. You have absolute control over what you want to connect to.
Turn It On
Turning on or enabling NFC is easy. Simply go to your smartphone’s settings menu and look for the NFC option tab. Turn it on you’re ready to go. It’s OK to keep it on for ongoing connectivity because NFC doesn’t need much power so it will not drain your battery.
The Sweet Spot
The location of your smartphone’s NFC “sweet spot” or antenna varies by manufacturer. It is commonly found at the back or top of your smartphone. This is the best spot for interacting with an NFC terminal or tag. The optimum read range is generally around 2cm.
The N Mark
Look for the NFC mark. It means that you can interact with it. Tapping it activates an action, transaction or experience. Find the mark on devices, products, objects and a variety of touch points in your physical environment so keep an eye out for the mark.
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