Solution
NFC solutions
QR Tech builds NFC solutions that let people tap a phone on a tag, card or product to open information, check authenticity or start an action. We select and program the NFC tags, and we build the experiences and software behind every tap.
What we build
What's included
01
Tag selection and encoding
The right NFC chips, formats and encoding for your products, cards and surfaces.
02
Tap experiences
Pages and actions that open the moment a phone touches the tag.
03
Product authentication
Tags with secure features that help verify a product is genuine, where the chip supports it.
04
Tag management
Software to assign, update and deactivate tags at scale.
How it works
Three steps from idea to rollout
Step 1
Choose the tag
Chip, size, range and mounting that suit the product and environment.
Step 2
Build the experience
What happens after the tap, connected to your systems.
Step 3
Encode and roll out
Program, test and deploy tags, then manage them over time.
Building blocks
Capabilities and technologies
Capabilities
Connect
Connect physical objects, locations, products and experiences to the software and services you already use.
Identify
Use QR, NFC, RFID and smart tags for identification, authentication and access.
Engage
Create interactive customer experiences through connected physical touchpoints.
Technologies
- NFCShort-range radio that lets a phone read a tag, card or product with a tap.
- Smart tagsLabels or inlays that carry a machine-readable identity, often combining QR, NFC and RFID.
- Digital identityA unique, verifiable digital record for a product, asset, place or person.
- Digital experiencesWhat people see and do after a scan, tap or read.
Where it applies
Industries
- Restaurants & hospitalityContactless menus, guest information, room access and feedback.
- EventsSmart tickets and badges, entry control and attendee engagement.
- MarketingConnected packaging and print, campaign attribution and interactive displays.
- EducationCampus access, attendance, smart learning materials and equipment.
- Real estateProperty information on signage, smart access and maintenance logs.
- Smart productsProduct onboarding, digital manuals, warranty registration and authenticity.
FAQ
Common questions
Which phones can read NFC tags?
Most modern smartphones can. Recent iPhones read NFC tags in the background, and most Android phones read them when NFC is switched on.
What's the difference between NFC and QR?
QR codes are printed and read by the camera; NFC tags contain a small chip that's read with a tap. NFC feels faster and is harder to copy, while QR costs almost nothing to print.
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Dynamic QR experiences for packaging, print, menus, documents and access, managed and measured from software.
- QR codes
- Cloud software
RFID solutions
Hands-free identification for inventory, assets, logistics and access, with readers and software that turn reads into data.
- RFID
- Analytics
Smart tags & digital identity
Unique, verifiable identities for products, assets and places, using tags that combine QR, NFC and RFID.
- Smart tags
- Digital identity
Have an idea? Let's build it.
Tell us what you're working on, from a single smart touchpoint to a complete system.