article_snippet: smart labels can also detect when the bottle is sealed and when the bottle is opened.
article_snippet: It uses a smartphone’s near field communication (NFC) capabilities so that a handset can be hovered over the label to unlock It digital secrets.
article_snippet: It also tells a user that A prototype bottle was properly sealed and when A prototype bottle is open (illustrated by A prototype bottle)
article_snippet: Scanning the label could, for example, give consumers special offers, cocktail recipes or film content.
article_snippet: The sensor tags will remain readable after the factory seal has been broken so that The sensor tags provide ‘an additional layer of security in protecting the authenticity of the product,’ Diageo says.
article_snippet: This is because unlike static QR codes, which are easy to copy and don’t include sensors, the new labels will be permanently encoded in the factory do the new labels can’t be copied or electronically modified.
article_snippet: Scanning the label (pictured) with a phone could, for example, give consumers special offers, cocktail recipes or film content.
highlights_snippet: Label has sensors in Label to show if the bottle is open or sealed .
  
highlights_snippet: Label uses phone’s NFC capabilities to show adverts and recipes, for example .
  