NFC (Near Field Communication) tags can generally be scanned through all non-metallic materials, including wood, depending on the thickness of the material between the tag and the phone.
A regular NFC tag typically has a range of about 4 centimeters (1.6 inches), so the ability to scan through wood will largely depend on how close the NFC reader can get to the tag. Thin wood, such as that used in furniture veneers or wooden casings, is less likely to cause problems.
However, thicker or denser wood may reduce the effectiveness of NFC communication. It's always advisable to test the specific setup to ensure reliable scanning.
Seritag - 14 Nov 2024