MobileKnowledge and NXP successfully deliver the Online Safety Academy
This training program, organized in 13 modules, allows program managers, HW engineers, SW engineers and system engineers to learn more about safety according to their role, position or technical background
The integration of contactless secure applications with wearable devices is a very significant new business opportunity for hardware and service providers’. Pedro Martínez, MobileKnowledge CEO, at Dallas NFC Forum.
MobileKnowledge has developed a new ‘NFC voting system for Guarant International, a world-wide leading provider of congress and conference services.
MobileKnowledge has been officially audited and selected as certified IDH (Independent Design House) Partner for NXP.
We are proud to inform we have been nominated by NXP as MIFARE® Accredited Training Partner.
MobileKnowledge CEO explains in this short video where NFC is today and where we are going: the new dimension of the Internet of Things, where everything becomes connected and smart.
Since NXP co-invented NFC more than 10 years ago, the tap-and-go technology has arrived to millions of smartphones, tablets and other consumer electronics, and it is growing day by day.
NFC technology has now been widely adopted by manufacturers and developers, the recent Apple Pay announcement being only the last of the many connected to the NFC space.
Are there benefits of having an NFC enabled TV? Maybe you can find the answer in this video, a demonstration of the benefits of having a NFC enabled TV Box, such as having a personalized remote card that is programmed to play a certain channel with subtitles.
It’s now close to 18 months since we decided to launch MobileKnowledge, our engineering services company, and join the Barcelona Mobile World Capital in this exciting journey around the mobile phone and NFC related applications.
CaixaBank has become the first in Europe to launch a Visa-branded wristband that allows users to make contactless payments at locations equipped with a contactless POS terminal.
There’s a lot of buzz surrounding the possibility of using NFC-enabled smartphones to replace transit smartcards. Most of the initiatives are started by the cellphone operators, who want to control the mobile payments ecosystem.