Wednesday, 16 June 2021

Miniature Sheets with Materials Affixed - Update

Category - Touch
Subcategory - Miniature Sheets with Materials Affixed /Stamps with NFC technology 

Portugal 2020 About Time for Hope Stamp with Graphene affixed and NFC technology



Issue date 06 November 2020

CTT Portugal, to show hope in the future to overcome the Covid 19 pandemic crises,  has issued  as special stamp with a Graphene material affixed incorporating NFC technology containing a coded message containing the poem “Contagion” by doctor/writer Miguel Torga, written in Coimbra and dated 15 September 1951.



Graphene being a nano material has been in the forefront research for its antimicrobial and diagnostics applications against Covid 19.

To be able to access this technology and see the message encoded in the philatelic block, you must first download the CTT Filatelia App available on the App Store or Play Store, and then bring the camera closer to your device - which must contain the technology looking for the area where NFC frequency is being used.

All the following 3 conditions must be met to have the desired effect:
1. The cell phone must have the NFC chip and the option should be activated!
2. You must a have a QR reader app installed or you can install it now after activating the NFC option! You must then proceed to install the Portuguese Post Office CTT app for which a QR is provided in the last photo (green colour) or manually install the free app from App or playstore and its called: CTT Filatelia


3. Now open the app.....then bring your cell phone in very close proximity to the stamp for the "chip" to activate the desired effect or activate the passive content on the stamp!







To view other stamps in this category click on the following link - 
Stamps with NFC technology

Disclaimer - Information about the stamp issues on this page has been taken from the net and is for informational purposes only. No copyright claim is made for the above-mentioned information/pictures. The pictures have been scanned from my collection.




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