USE CASES WHERE RFID MAKE SENSE
USE CASES WHERE RFID MAKE SENSE
Explore the best use cases to adopt RFID Technology for your business.
HEALTHCARE
Top healthcare organizations including hospitals and healthcare providers take advantage of RFID to optimize inventory and asset tracking with ease.
RFID Solutions for Healthcare
SUPPLY CHAIN
RFID is a go to technology to track items throughout a supply chain. From individual units, to full pallets, RFID provides end to end visibility with simplified data collection.
RFID Solutions for Supply ChainMANUFACTURING
Manufacturers can leverage RFID to assist with raw material tracking, work in progress and finished goods management. In addition, leverage RFID to keep track of tools and tooling used in the manufacturing process.
RFID Solutions for Manufacturers
RETAIL
RFID is a go to technology for retailers. Simply attach an RFID label to inventory items and use RFID for simplifying cycle counting and expand to use cases like shelf checkout and loss prevention.
RFID Solutions for RetailersRFID SMART STRUCTURES
RFID technology can be embedded into smart structures like RFID based cabinets, carts, tables and portals for simplification of data collection. By embedded RFID readers and antennas, these structures can be used across various industries and applications.
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FAQ
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1. What is RFID?
RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) is a technology that uses radio waves to identify and track objects or people. It involves RFID tags, which contain a microchip and antenna, and RFID readers, which can read the information stored on the tags.
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2. How does RFID work?
RFID tags store information, such as a unique ID number, about the object they are attached to. When an RFID reader sends out radio waves, it can detect and read the information from nearby tags. This information can then be transmitted to a computer system for processing.
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3. What is an RFID Reader?
RFID readers are devices that use radio waves to communicate with RFID tags, enabling them to read and capture information stored on the tags. They play a crucial role in various applications, including inventory management and asset tracking. There are different types of RFID readers, i.e. Mobile Computer, Handheld RFID readers, Desktop, and Fixed RFID readers.
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4. What are the different types of RFID tags?
There are two main types of RFID tags: passive and active. Passive tags don't have their own power source and rely on the reader's radio waves for energy. Active tags have a battery and can transmit signals over longer distances.
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5. What are the advantages of RFID over barcodes?
RFID offers several advantages over barcodes:
- No line of sight required: RFID tags can be read through materials, while barcodes need to be visible.
- More data storage: RFID tags can store more information than barcodes.
- Read/write capability: RFID tags can be updated with new information, while barcodes are typically read-only.
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6. What are some of the industries that use RFID technology?
RFID is used in a wide range of industries, including:
- Retail: For inventory management and loss prevention.
- Manufacturing: For tracking parts and products on the production line
- Logistics: For tracking shipments and managing warehouse operations
- Healthcare: For tracking medical equipment and patient identification
- Transportation: For toll collection and vehicle tracking