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

Compared with some other applications, vehicles are made of metal and glass, can be moved, and require more RFID tags and equipment installation plans. Before starting the setup method, we must first address the three main reasons for using RFID to track vehicles. Why use RFID on vehicles? The three most common reasons for using RFID in vehicles are access control, vehicle identification, and vehicle tracking. Access control-The ability to allow or deny access based on vehicles with specific RFID

For a long time, there are often customers who wonder what the advantages of RFID technology are, and the one-dimensional and two-dimensional codes for material inventory can also be realized. Therefore, RFID technology is often compared with the bar code and QR code. One of the advantages of RFID technology is that it can replace inefficient and time-consuming manual processes to save time, automatically identify, capture data, interact with objects and/or improve data accuracy. The enhanced visibility provided by RFID

Overview of the EAS system With the continuous improvement of people’s living standards and the continuous evolution of lifestyles towards leisure and comfort, in shopping malls, bookstores, libraries, and other occasions, open-shelf sales and open-shelf lending have become the primary means for people to shop and borrow. It serves as the primary means to improve service quality and economic efficiency. But the problem that followed is: the loss of goods and books has become a headache for merchants. It severely

As we all know, RFID Tag Memory Banks is divided into read-only and read-write. The chip that can write data shows that it provides a storage area for users. Different chips have different storage area structure. This article mainly introduces GEN 2 RFID tag memory banks. UHF Gen 2 RFID tags have four memory banks: 1.    EPC 2.    TID 3.    USER 4.    Reserved EPC Memory: The memory bank stores an EPC code or an electronic product code. It’s a minimum

Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) tool tracking system helps you locate your tools in real-time. It saves you time and resources that you would spend searching for misplaced tools manually. Are you wondering how the RFID tool tracking works? Well, the technology allows you to embed an RFID tag in all your tools. This way, you will track their location with ease.  Its exceptional economic value has accelerated its uptake in different companies. This article highlights six examples of companies that

In today’s complex supply chain and demanding market environment, brand owners are facing unprecedented challenges in protecting brands and products. Challenges such as counterfeit and pirated products, the value and scope of counterfeit products are growing, jeopardizing businesses and brand owners on all continents and industries. It is estimated that the annual economic cost of fraud in the food and personal care industries is approximately US$50 billion For brand owners, counterfeit products are detractors of brand value, causing huge economic

In 2020, the new crown virus has swept the world, and food is also the main way for the virus to spread. The market supervision bureaus of various countries have launched food safety inspections to ensure that the source of livestock and poultry products entering the market can be traced. How to use RFID technology to solve the problem of food traceability? What is RFID technology RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) technology, also known as radio frequency identification, is a communication

NFC smart posters, NFC smart tips, NFC near-field payment, NFC one-click sharing…More NFC functions, whether it is opening a website or sharing a video, whether it is map navigation or obtaining discount coupons, All you need is a “tick” touch with your mobile phone, and the digital world will unfold before your eyes. All this is not a sky garden, but a real-life experience. Through NFC near-field communication technology, all information is passed through a highly secure near-field wireless channel,

NFC and Bluetooth are the two most common data sharing techniques. While both of them promote wireless communication, several differences exist. So, what’s the difference between NFC and Bluetooth? Bluetooth is the older of the two technologies. It was developed by Nils Rydbeck in 1989, becoming the pioneer of wireless data technology. The technique allows users to share data between nearby Bluetooth-enabled devices. On the other hand, NFC is a recent wireless data communication technology. It uses radio waves to