Near Field Communication (NFC)

Harnisch, Michael J.; Uitz, Iris

doi:10.1007/s00287-012-0672-x

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“…NFC technology simplifies the transaction process, provides easy content delivery and enables information sharing. This technology can also provide more service opportunities for various stake holders such as for tourism (Egger, 2013;Pesonen and Horster, 2012), in the classroom (Shen et al, 2014), healthcare (Prinz et al, 2012;Benelli and Pozzebon, 2010;Jara et al, 2012), mobile operators (payment/ticketing) (Tan et al, 2014;Harnisch and Uitz, 2013), banks, public transportation (Salonen, 2012) and merchants, with faster transactions, less cash handling and new operator services.…”

Section: Near Field Communication Technology Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Adoption of near field communication in S-Library application for information science

et al. 2015

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Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to first review the implementation of automatic identification and data capture) technologies in library/information science, focusing on barcode technology, radio frequency identification (RFID) and near field communication (NFC). This paper then presents S-Library, a new android-based application, to enable users to perform a wide range of information science-related transactions, such as borrowing, searching, returning and viewing transaction records. Design/methodology/approach – This paper presents the design process and the database and software components. For analysis, the authors used application testing, and also usability testing, with a questionnaire distributed to 343 users. Findings – The implementation of NFC technology means that S-Library has a number of technical advantages over other approaches. It was also shown with user acceptance testing that there was a high degree of user satisfaction with S-Library. Research limitations/implications – Although the findings combine technical assessment and usability testing and are extremely positive, further user evaluation could be performed. In addition, S-Library does not currently read existing RFID tags, which would improve the application further. Practical implications – The system proposed here shows that S-Library is a feasible approach taken to improve the library transaction experience and that it can replace and improve upon older technologies. Originality/value – This paper provides a first successful demonstration of a functioning and tested android and NFC-based library transaction system and shows that this approach generates a high degree of user reliability.

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Section: Near Field Communication Technology Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

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“…The QR code watermarked into the certificate in specific location to enable easy scan for user [8][9][10][11][12][13][14]. Besides that, the usage of near field communication (NFC) [15][16][17][18] also help academic or university increase the security of the certificate. NFC chip inserted inside the certificate recorded with owner's authentic information, so the industry just need to swipe their smartphone near the certificate [19].…”

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Web-based document certification system with advanced encryption standard digital signature

Indriyawati¹,

Winarti²,

Vydia³

2021

IJEECS

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<span>Web-based degree document certification system with a digital signature in Semarang University has a purpose to support academic to do online document certification through a system. The main problem which occurs in academic administration is a long document certification process that causes an ineffective and inefficient certification process. To solve the problem, a system that can encrypt a document for better security is required. This system is built with the advanced encryption standard algorithm with a 128-bit sized key to encrypt confidential information inside the document. During the encryption process, this algorithm operates using 4x4 bit array blocks and passing many encryption processes for at least 10 (ten) times. The application is analyzed with object-oriented analysis and modeled with Unified modeling language. The result of this research is a system which can secure document with AES algorithm with a 256-bit sized key. The security element in this algorithm will make easier to identify the owner of the document. The secured document is easily accessible through PHP-based web or available QR code. When decrypting the document, the application will activate the camera function and decrypt the information document.</span>

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“…Besides, NFC is also compatible with the widely used contactless smart card infrastructure [2,3]. These advantages make more and more manufacturers support NFC technology as an electronic wallet technology with wireless transmission environment [4]. Typically, the worldwide growth of mobile technology has enabled many companies to take advantage of its application as complementary sales tools [5] and its features to provide security has also been evaluated [6].…”

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confidence: 99%

NFC Tag Reading and Writing Application Based on Unity3D

Zhou

Bai²,

Jiang

et al. 2015

Proceedings of the 5th International Conference on Advanced Design and Manufacturing Engineering

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Abstract. NFC is a short-range communication of non-contact, combining NFC and smart phone in the field of mobile payments has broad application prospects. Unity3D is the most convenient and reliable software to realize cross-platform application transplant in the current field of game development. Unity3D-based NFC application development innovatively applies Unity3D to industrial sectors, which would greatly promote the development of NFC cross-platform applications. The paper would focus on the implementation architecture of Unity3D-based NFC applications on the Android system. The key points of implementation techniques are described in detail. An application example is also given in the end.

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Near Field Communication (NFC)

Cited by 18 publications

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Adoption of near field communication in S-Library application for information science

Adoption of near field communication in S-Library application for information science

Web-based document certification system with advanced encryption standard digital signature

NFC Tag Reading and Writing Application Based on Unity3D

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