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While smart packaging is generating significant buzz in the packaging industry, there are a couple of big factors that are holding back the technology from mainstream adoption.
Smart packaging — a new innovation that marries traditional packaging with modern, Internet-enabled technology — is already making its way to store shelves, and it offers unique value for brands and consumers alike.
Thinfilm has announced a partnership with Constantia Flexibles as part of a collaboration to deliver pressure-sensitive labels utilizing Thinfilm’s NFC OpenSense technology to leading brands within the beverages industries for consumer engagement and mobile marketing applications.
The development and gradual commercialization of NFC-enabled (Near Field Communication) products show how companies such as Thin Film Electronics (Thinfilm) are pushing the integration of electronic intelligence into everyday products, like packaging labels.
Thin Film Electronics ASA has announced that it has successfully demonstrated the world’s first Near Field Communication (NFC)-enabled printed smart label.
Thin Film Electronics ASA announces it has entered into a commercial distribution agreement with PakSense, Inc., developer of intelligent sensing products specifically designed to monitor perishable goods.
Thinfilm announces that the Bemis Company has expanded its partnership agreement with Thinfilm to deliver printed electronics for ultra-high-volume applications.