Thinfilm and Prime Vision announce partnership

Thinfilm and Prime Vision have announced that they will be collaborating to deliver “innovative” smart-packaging solutions across the broader mail and parcel industry.

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In a joint statement, the companies said: “Thinfilm and Prime Vision will leverage Thinfilm’s NFC (near field communication) tags – both SpeedTap and OpenSense – in helping address key postal- and logistics-related needs. Applications will initially target increased mail/parcel security, enhanced e-commerce functionality, and improved consumer communication.

“Each SpeedTap and OpenSense tag is uniquely identifiable and virtually impossible to clone, and can be read with the simple tap of an NFC-enabled smartphone or device. Once tapped, tags wirelessly communicate with the cloud, empowering organizations to connect directly with consumers to instantly deliver authentication messages, serial numbers, and other relevant content. OpenSense technology also offers additional protection against package tampering and fraud.”

Eddy Thans, CEO of Prime Vision, commented: “For postal and parcel delivery services, providing confirmation to customers that a package has not been tampered with during transport can be a game changer. But that capability is essentially non-existent in the industry today.

“With Thinfilm’s NFC technology, our postal and logistics customers will soon be able to track the exact route of delivery and instantly confirm – with the simple tap of a smartphone – that their package has not been opened.”

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