Seritag's latest projects using new small NFC tags

NXP launch new NTAG426Q, NTAG223/224 authentication chips with StatusDetect technology

The NFC Forum has launched a new 'Wayfinding Mark' NFC Logo

New range of NFC tags with ST NFC chips coming soon

Adjustable NFC silicone wristbands now in stock for those last minute events.

NFC badges now in stock and available for special order. Ideal for tradeshows and events.

We have expanded our range of stock industrial and disc NFC tags

Create your own contactless menu card. It works by scanning the QR code with your phone or hovering your NFC enabled phone over the card. Perfect for restaurants, café and bars.

Apple adds built in NFC reader on iOS14. If you have an iPhone 7, 8 and X with iOS14, you no longer need an app to scan NFC. Here's how to use it.

29mm NTAG213 wet inlays and dry inlays are now in stock to buy online. These more specialist labels allow our customers to experiment with NFC in a wider variety of projects.

It is now possible for users to scan and encode an NFC tag from a browser. This eliminates the need for an app.

An introduction to Real ScanStrength - how we measure the real world NFC scan distances of each tag.

McKinsey includes NFC tags in Mall of America technology showcase store.

30mm PVC disc tags now in stock! Find out about our range of PVC disc tags, custom print options also available.

The use of NFC technology is rapidly increasing into new industry sectors from transport to product goods. Here we highlight three recent projects that we believe are a great way to use NFC tags.