Infinix has introduced its new 720-degree SphereTech Near Field Communication (NFC) technology, aimed at improving the versatility and reliability of NFC applications on mobile devices.
The technology expands signal coverage and stability, enabling smoother performance from any angle, according to the phone maker, Infinix.
Infinix says that traditional NFC technology, often used for payments and transit access, can be unreliable in crowded or fast-paced environments where precise alignment is necessary. Infinix’s 720° SphereTech NFC addresses these limitations by eliminating the need for exact alignment, the phone makers claims.
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Infinix says that traditional NFC technology, often used for payments and transit access, can be unreliable in crowded or fast-paced environments where precise alignment is necessary. Infinix’s 720° SphereTech NFC addresses these limitations by eliminating the need for exact alignment, the phone makers claims.
According to Li Cao, Senior Manager, NFC Department of Infinix “Our commitment to innovation and understanding user needs has driven us to create a solution that not only enhances functionality but also provides unparalleled security and convenience for our users. The 720° SphereTech NFC significantly improves the mobile experience in NFC applications, offering seamless, reliable, and secure interactions from multiple angles.”
The technology, Li Cao says, includes advancements in spatial layout, signal compatibility, and material configuration. It offers a 200% increase in the card reading area and doubles the signal range. SphereTech also supports reading and tapping cards from the front, top, and back of the mobile device, improving signal range by 100% compared to existing 360° NFC technology.
Infinix says its 720° SphereTech NFC aims to reduce transaction failures and improve interactions in busy public spaces. It also includes security features that allow users to remotely disable NFC functions on lost or stolen devices.
Infinix says it plans to include the technology in its upcoming devices.
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