We always have a lot of cards in our wallets, they could be credit cards, bank cards, ID cards, membership cards, but when it comes to RFID cards, our minds are full of questions. As we all know, with the rise and development of the Internet of things, RFID technology has come into our lives, your membership card, ID card may be a kind of RFID smart card. In this article, XINYETONG will help you fully understand RFID cards through 5

RFID technology makes it possible to print labels quickly. That has a great influence on many industries, especially the apparel industry. Printable RFID tags are more convenient and more efficient than traditional bar codes. But before using it, you must better understand the various components of the RFID label printing process. Electronic Product Codes (EPCs) The process begins with electronic product codes, which are embedded within a printed RFID label and are essential for supply chain management and inventory tracking.

You may have applied RFID in the course of your daily business activities, but how conversant are you with the advancement of the technology? Just like any other technology in an application, innovations are inevitable. The major revolution in the RFID world is towards reducing the size of RFID tags. Radio Frequency Identification tags, Abbreviated as RFID, are micro-devices that rely on low-power radio waves for the reception, storage, and transmission of data to nearby readers. RFID tags are made

A Radio Frequency Identification system, as the name indicates, uses radio frequency to transfer data. This technology is used by RFID Wristbands to transmit information to a back-end computer. They have been widely used in music festivals, water parks and even conventions and to say that they’re popular is a clear understatement. To have a better understanding about this revolutionary invention that has evolved from a strategic tool in World War II to a way to enhance an event’s experience, this article

Nowadays, NFC tags are very common in our daily life. They are very intelligent and make our life convenient and full of surprises. When your phone with NFC compatibility approaches to the NFC tag, it will immediately respond to the function in the tag, such as switch off WIFI or Bluetooth. More importantly, NFC tags are very cheap and easy to use. Most people can afford it and operate it. How to program an NFC tag with an iPhone or Android

When you use RFID for an event, I’m sure you will hear “wow” from your attendees or sponsors. It is something cool, smart, and useful. More and more festivals, events, and theme parks worldwide are using RFID/NFC technology. Such as Disneyland, Coachella, Olympic Games, etc. Using RFID for events will benefit attendees, organizers, and sponsors. For attendees, they are no need to wait too long in line and enjoy the time. It is easier for organizers to control the event

Radio-Frequency Identification (RFID) cards offer a convenient, secure, and durable method of packaging an RFID tag. The cards have become common in access control, payment, and identification. But what is an RFID card? What are its components? Well, this article will offer detailed answers to these questions. Read on to understand the anatomy of RFID cards as well as their applications. RFID Cards: What Are They? RFID Cards are smart cards that use radio waves to exchange information. Most RFID cards

Radio-Frequency Identification (RFID) is one of the fastest-growing identification technology. It uses radio waves/ electromagnetic fields to capture and analyze digital data. If that sounds confusing, then you shouldn’t worry! Continue reading as we explore all the elements of RFID tags and how they work.  How RFID Technology Works An RFID tag is encoded with digital information about specific assets/ individuals. When the tag comes closer to an RFID reader, it will capture the radio waves produced by the reader.