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Huawei to launch 'AirTouch' based on 'Touch', NFC tag future?

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2020-09-11

On September 10, the Huawei Developer Conference 2020 was held in Dongguan. Zhang Pingan, President of Huawei Consumer Business Cloud Services, said that Huawei Pay previously launched the "Touch" tag payment function based on NFC. Instant convenience.According to NFC Daily, the service ca

According to NFC Daily, the service capability of "AirTouch" will be based on Huawei smart cards and service labels, provide fast service access according to different user scenarios, and support AI PASS, fast applications, fast services, native applications, H5 and other different types of services. For example, when ordering food, you can quickly call up the ordering service interface by touching the label, and you can call up the scenic spot explanation service by touching the corresponding label in the scenic spot, etc.

In the future, various interactive operations such as ordering food, obtaining information, paying bills, projecting screens, and printing can be realized through one touch.

This year, Apple added the "App Clips" feature at WWDC, allowing users to own and use Apps in a new way-quickly discover, open and experience. For example, by scanning App Clip codes, NFC tags and QR codes, etc., it can be woken up and used within a few seconds, and supports Apple Pay payment and Apple account login.

In essence, App Clips is more like Apple's applets, but from the perspective of interaction, it also supports the form of touch, which also coincides with Huawei's AirTouch service.

Coincidentally, Xiaomi has also successfully crowdfunded Xiaomi Pingpeng Sticker 2 recently, and it is officially on sale at a price of 19.9 yuan. With Xiaomi's smart products, it can realize a variety of intelligent interactive gameplays that can interact with each other.

With the popularity of NFC mobile phones and the gradual maturity of related industry standards and services, NFC may usher in new development opportunities beyond payment.

Reprinted in NFC Daily