Near Field Communication - Revision history

Jukeboksi: Category:Hardware

2005-08-28T13:48:41Z

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	*[http://www.sony.net/Products/felica/index.html Sony on NFC]		*[http://www.sony.net/Products/felica/index.html Sony on NFC]
	*[http://www.wired.com/news/technology/0,1282,64778,00.html Wired articleon NFC]		*[http://www.wired.com/news/technology/0,1282,64778,00.html Wired articleon NFC]

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195.113.65.10: /* General info */ +"(4 inches)"

2005-08-12T23:35:06Z

General info: +"(4 inches)"

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	Essential specs:		Essential specs:
	*Maximum working distance: 10'''cm'''		*Maximum working distance: 10'''cm''' (4 inches)
	*Speed: 106kbps, 212kbps or 424kbps		*Speed: 106kbps, 212kbps or 424kbps
	*One-way or Two-way communication		*One-way or Two-way communication
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	According to [http://www.wi-fiplanet.com/columns/article.php/1471871 Wi-Fi Planet]: "NFC reportedly would cost 20 cents per chip." But this should propably be taken in the light that in around 2000 it was reported that [[Bluetooth]] radio would cost 5$/unit in 2003 and considering that to the price of around 50$ for an USB dongle in that time.		According to [http://www.wi-fiplanet.com/columns/article.php/1471871 Wi-Fi Planet]: "NFC reportedly would cost 20 cents per chip." But this should propably be taken in the light that in around 2000 it was reported that [[Bluetooth]] radio would cost 5$/unit in 2003 and considering that to the price of around 50$ for an USB dongle in that time.
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	==Rapid NFC adaptation scenario==		==Rapid NFC adaptation scenario==

Jukeboksi: transponder tags lower cost of "touch icon product identification" scheme significantly

2004-11-05T11:07:10Z

transponder tags lower cost of "touch icon product identification" scheme significantly

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	===Shelf embedded NFC===		===Shelf embedded NFC===
	Most advanced retailers will have NFC enabled [[shelf\|shelves]] with graphical icons representing products bringing the identification and information dispensing straight to the shelve side.		Most advanced retailers will have NFC enabled [[shelf\|shelves]] with graphical icons representing products bringing the identification and information dispensing straight to the shelve side.

			This new type of tag, the transponder tag, significantly lowers the cost of utilizing NFC for [[product identification]] by touching icons on the store shelf, which is the ''ultimate'' in usability among different identification schemes, since the shelves don't need to be wired for supplying electricity to the tags.

	===Barcode + NFC kiosks===		===Barcode + NFC kiosks===

Jukeboksi: a third mode is introduced: Transponder Tags

2004-11-05T10:59:56Z

a third mode is introduced: Transponder Tags

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	*NFC can be used to configure and initiate other wireless network connections such as?[[Bluetooth]] or [[Wlan]]		*NFC can be used to configure and initiate other wireless network connections such as?[[Bluetooth]] or [[Wlan]]
	*Data is read utilizing [[load modulation]] whatever that means		*Data is read utilizing [[load modulation]] whatever that means

			'''New specs:'''
			In addition to the original modes of Active (two directional) and Passive (one way) communications it is now apparent that they have introduced a third mode of operation: A [[w:Transponder]] ie. the tag gets it's power from the other device which enables tags without batteries and electiric grid access to communicate information as a NFC device with power is brought into range [http://digital-lifestyles.info/display_page.asp?section=distribution&id=1744]

	This could be very useful in [[product identification]] if embedded into shelves and mobile phones.		This could be very useful in [[product identification]] if embedded into shelves and mobile phones.

Jukeboksi: Nokia announces NFC enabled mobile phone covers (shells) for Nokia 3220 (http://press.nokia.com/PR/200411/966879_5.html)

2004-11-05T10:18:08Z

Nokia announces NFC enabled mobile phone covers (shells) for Nokia 3220 (http://press.nokia.com/PR/200411/966879_5.html)

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	*Speed: 106kbps, 212kbps or 424kbps		*Speed: 106kbps, 212kbps or 424kbps
	*One-way or Two-way communication		*One-way or Two-way communication
	*NFC can be used to configure and initiate other wireless network connections such [[Bluetooth]] or [[Wlan]]		*NFC can be used to configure and initiate other wireless network connections such as?[[Bluetooth]] or [[Wlan]]
	*Data is read utilizing [[load modulation]] whatever that means		*Data is read utilizing [[load modulation]] whatever that means

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	'''External links:'''		'''External links:'''
	*http://www.nfc-forum.org/ - established By Phillips, Sony and Nokia on 18.03.2004		*http://www.nfc-forum.org/ - established By Phillips, Sony and Nokia on 18.03.2004
			*[http://press.nokia.com/PR/200411/966879_5.html Nokia announces NFC enabled mobile phone covers (shells) for Nokia 3220]
	*[http://www.ecma-international.org/activities/Communications/2003tg19-012.pdf A very descriptive PDF from Ecma-international] - illustrates operation very well		*[http://www.ecma-international.org/activities/Communications/2003tg19-012.pdf A very descriptive PDF from Ecma-international] - illustrates operation very well
	*[http://www.ecma-international.org/news/Ecma-340-NFCIP-1.htm A press relese from ECMA] - on the acceptance of Ecma-340 as ISO/IEC 18092		*[http://www.ecma-international.org/news/Ecma-340-NFCIP-1.htm A press relese from ECMA] - on the acceptance of Ecma-340 as ISO/IEC 18092

Jukeboksi: Wired article: secure not to communicate over distances of few centimeters. Samsung and Visa joining in on NFC development and deployment plans

2004-08-31T13:39:10Z

Wired article: secure not to communicate over distances of few centimeters. Samsung and Visa joining in on NFC development and deployment plans

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	*[http://www.philips.com/InformationCenter/Global/FArticleDetail.asp?lArticleId=2687&lNodeId Phillips on NFC]		*[http://www.philips.com/InformationCenter/Global/FArticleDetail.asp?lArticleId=2687&lNodeId Phillips on NFC]
	*[http://www.sony.net/Products/felica/index.html Sony on NFC]		*[http://www.sony.net/Products/felica/index.html Sony on NFC]
			*[http://www.wired.com/news/technology/0,1282,64778,00.html Wired articleon NFC]

Jukeboksi: some rumors about NFC radio price

2004-08-06T13:11:29Z

some rumors about NFC radio price

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	This could be very useful in [[product identification]] if embedded into shelves and mobile phones.		This could be very useful in [[product identification]] if embedded into shelves and mobile phones.

			According to [http://www.wi-fiplanet.com/columns/article.php/1471871 Wi-Fi Planet]: "NFC reportedly would cost 20 cents per chip." But this should propably be taken in the light that in around 2000 it was reported that [[Bluetooth]] radio would cost 5$/unit in 2003 and considering that to the price of around 50$ for an USB dongle in that time.
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	==Rapid NFC adaptation scenario==		==Rapid NFC adaptation scenario==

80.222.39.164: (ISO 18092)

2004-06-10T11:19:04Z

(ISO 18092)

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	==General info==		==General info==

	'''Near Field Communication Technology''' (NFC) jointly developed by [http://www.sony.net Sony] and [http://www.philips.com/ Phillips] was approved as an [[ISO]]/IEC standard on 8.12.2003		'''Near Field Communication Technology''' (NFC) jointly developed by [http://www.sony.net Sony] and [http://www.philips.com/ Phillips] was approved as an [[ISO]]/IEC standard ([[ISO 18092]]) on 8.12.2003
	'''[http://www.nokia.com Nokia]''' has also joined in the consortium to develop NFC and press reports say we can be expecting consumer products later in 2004.		'''[http://www.nokia.com Nokia]''' has also joined in the consortium to develop NFC and press reports say we can be expecting consumer products later in 2004.

Jukeboksi: more on NFC enabled recycling bins. Peer-reviewed recyclable quality control

2004-05-30T10:54:12Z

more on NFC enabled recycling bins. Peer-reviewed recyclable quality control

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	*The [[consumer]] chooses which bin s/he is going to use ie. what kind of bins, baskets, bags s/he has set up and is willing to sort waste to. The information is stored in pda/cell phone		*The [[consumer]] chooses which bin s/he is going to use ie. what kind of bins, baskets, bags s/he has set up and is willing to sort waste to. The information is stored in pda/cell phone
	*Connecting her/his device with [[retail]] systems will at the check-out counter automatically build and store a customized recycling plan as a part of [[Checkout Consumerium]] [[Consumerium Services\|Services]] according to recycling bin information available, this plan can then be transferred to home computer for easy access.		*Connecting her/his device with [[retail]] systems will at the check-out counter automatically build and store a customized recycling plan as a part of [[Checkout Consumerium]] [[Consumerium Services\|Services]] according to recycling bin information available, this plan can then be transferred to home computer for easy access.

			===Peer-reviewed recyclable quality control===
			NFC enabled recycling bins makes it easy for anyone to report to the bin if they spot something that does not belong there such as plastics in paper recycling or biowaste bins.
			*Just touch the bin with your cell phone and choose the correct report from the menu provided by the recycling bin
			*The recycling technicians when they come to empty the bins can have this information transferred to the truck and from thereon to the recyclable processing facility or may remove the misplaced item(s) on spot if they have the time and means to do so.
			This way caring for correct recycling procedure does not require you to get your hands dirty.

Jukeboksi: starting on Rapid NFC adaptation scenario

2004-05-30T10:35:04Z

starting on Rapid NFC adaptation scenario

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 '''Near Field Communication Technology''' (NFC) jointly developed by [http://www.sony.net Sony] and [http://www.philips.com/ Phillips] was approved as an [[ISO]]/IEC standard on 8.12.2003
 '''[http://www.nokia.com Nokia]''' has also joined in the consortium to develop NFC and press reports say we can be expecting consumer products later in 2004.
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 This could be very useful in [[product identification]] if embedded into shelves and mobile phones.
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