Near Field Communication Applications in Logistics

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Near Field Communication applications in logistics use NFC technology to exchange data wirelessly between tags, sensors, and readers over short distances (up to about 10 cm). They are employed for shipment tracking, inventory management, goods and vehicle authentication, and for optimizing processes such as receiving, picking, and returns handling.

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