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Digital Labeling

Digital Labeling is a way to give products a digital identity by linking physical items to unique digital information, such as QR codes or NFC tags, that can be scanned with a phone or device. This digital identity can show details like where the product was made, what materials were used, and even care instructions, all in one place. Designers can use digital labeling to help brands tell a product's story, show proof of authenticity, and share updates or new features after the product is sold. Digital labeling can help products stand out on shelves by making it easy for people to learn more about them with a quick scan.

product identity, QR code labels, NFC product tags, digital product information, smart packaging, interactive product labels

— Kevin Green


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