In library applications, RFID tags can store a unique identifier for a book or CD and can be used for fast and efficient circulation processing and inventory management. According to incomplete statistics, 2% of libraries in the United States have installed RFID technology, and 8% of libraries in the world have begun to adopt RFID technology. In Asia, the RFID system has been put into use in Singapore, Thailand, Taiwan, and mainland China. Globally, the number of libraries using RFID

In recent years, there have been continuous outbreaks of animal epidemics all over the world, such as mad cow disease, foot-and-mouth disease, bird flu, which have brought serious harm to people’s health and lives. As a result, countries all over the world, especially in Europe, attach great importance to it. To this end, governments have quickly formulated policies and taken various measures to strengthen the management of animals, among which the use of RFID tags to identify and track animals

Among all the automatic identification technologies, Radio Frequency Identification Technology (RFID) is the most important one and is regarded as one of the most promising information technologies in the 21st century. Why? Let’s take a new look at RFID the powerful automatic identification technology: What characteristics does it have? What are the advantages over other automatic identification technologies? What are its typical applications?… Radio Frequency Identification Technology Features Radio frequency identification technology automatically identifies the target object and obtains the