Applications in RFID

25 Nov 2021

by AJIB WARDA ROYHANA 201932973

RFID may be used for a variety of things, including:
1. Control of inventory
A rapid and secure identification system may be offered for an efficient and time-saving production and distribution process. Since it doesn’t need any physical or visual contact, RFID may be used for this. Anti-collision characteristics allow many things to be examined at the same time. Environmental and speed considerations play a significant part in this application.

2. Means of transportation
Because of the need for speedy identification in transportation, the advantages of RFID technology include convenience and time savings. The use of RFID tags to identify baggage and the replacement of tickets to avoid long lines are two examples.
Security and Access Control are also included in this category.
To put it another way, security systems in automobiles and other facilities that demand a high degree of security and cannot be simply replicated are examples in this subject. Digital Signature Transponder, the second generation of RFID tags, may meet this purpose. As part of a suite of RFID technologies designed for inventory management and monitoring systems, researchers at NASA Johnson Space Center have developed RFID Tags with long-range and wide-range capabilities. Beamforming networks, which can receive and transmit signals from numerous directions over long distances, may be incorporated into RFID tags. There are two basic types of RFID tags: those with a short-range and those with a very long one. While RFID tags can be used for inventory monitoring, navigation systems, and predictive analytics, this technology is capable of performing both, opening up RFID technology to a wide range of new applications. Retorefining RFID tags may be readily integrated into the current RFID infrastructure to allow new applications in a broad variety of industries.

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