3ALogics
3ALogics is a fabless NFC semiconductor firm making reader and tag chips for automotive and retail buyers.
- Public company
- Seongnam-si, Gyeonggi-do, KRSouth Korea
3ALogics is a fabless NFC semiconductor firm making reader and tag chips for automotive and retail buyers.
3alogics.comCrawled Nov 12, 2026
JCSquare and 3alogics collaborated to release the NFC module JRM-700, a domestically developed near-field communication module.
3alogics prohibits the use of conflict minerals (tin, tungsten, tantalum, and gold) sourced from the Democratic Republic of the Congo and surrounding conflict regions to support armed groups.
3alogics is recognized as a leader in ubiquitous computing and was the first domestic company to commercialize an RFID reader chip.
3ALogics Inc wins the NFC Forum Innovation Award, marking the first Korean company to achieve this recognition. The company joins Germany’s Miele as a recipient of the prestigious award, highlighting advancements in NFC technology. The award underscores 3ALogics’ contributions to innovation in the field.
Oct 2026edailyNews article
The NFC Forum has shortlisted 10 finalists for its **2026 Innovation Awards**, featuring NFC applications beyond payments. Miele’s **KM8000 and M Sense Smart Cooking System** integrate NFC for appliance control, while **VOLTEND** introduces a battery-free NFC lockout/tagout system for industrial safety. Other entries include **QR Cattle ID** for livestock tracking, **Smart Bottle** for smart hydration, and **TRIFORA Smart Kitting** for automated inventory management.
Sep 2026Monte OZNews article
The NFC Forum has named ten finalists for its 2026 Innovation Awards, showcasing diverse NFC applications. These include vehicle access systems, industrial manufacturing solutions, food tracking, livestock identification, and battery-free locking technologies. Over 30 global submissions competed for the final spots, highlighting NFC’s expanding use cases beyond traditional payments.
Sep 2026Helsinki TimesNews article
3ALogics Inc. struggles with a fragile business model and minimal competitive advantages in the RFID/NFC chip market. The company relies heavily on a single customer, operates at a small scale, and has failed to achieve consistent profitability. Its limited pricing power, lack of diversification, and insufficient R&D budget hinder its ability to compete against larger industry rivals.
Nov 2025KoalaGainsNews article