Blog on RFID Technology and Application

Counterfeiting is a global issue and has been for many years; especially in the wine industry. But advances in technology have given counterfeiters the ability to make ever-more-convincing counterfeit goods. 

RFID technology helps a lot to increase efficiency of the waste management operations. To realize this application, a properly designed rugged RFID tag is attached to the waste bins. It contains all user/owner information.

Thanks to the RFID technology all material can be handled without exception. Even Videos and DVDs can be tagged and identified. The RFID technology provides an almost 100 percent detection rate. There is no false alarm once an RFID system is properly tuned.

The advent of Internet has given rise to the concept of connectivity. The power of connectivity is expanding at an unprecedented rate, with no signs of slowing down. The Internet of Things (IoT) is nothing but the amalgamation of smart devices, sensors and the connectivity of Internet.

RFID (Radio Frequency IDentification) is also called IC tag, electronic tag, RF tag, etc. In August 2003, Ministry of Public Management, Home Affairs, Posts and Telecommunications announced "The economic ripple effect of up to 31 trillion yen is expected in 2010 Since we did an announcement ("interim report summarized by the research group on advanced use of RFID tags in the ubiquitous network era"), it has come to be widely popular in Japan.

When machines display intelligence, such as thought and learning, it is called artificial intelligence. Machines acquire artificial intelligence by analyzing the data that they receive from various sources. Machines can learn based on past experiences, like humans.

eCommerce is, without question, soon to be the behemoth in the room (if the “room” is the global economy). The top 3 online retailers generated almost 100 billion US dollars in revenue in 2017. 

According to the Global Brand Counterfeiting Report, the value of counterfeit products in 2017 was US$1.2 trillion. This figure is expected to continue to rise, reaching 8.1 trillion U.S. dollars in 2020. Because of counterfeiting, many high-value brands have been greatly affected. 

With the continuous development of the city, the concept of public intelligent transportation has been popularized in urban construction. However, the RFID UHF module has played a significant role in the construction of urban roads.

RFID not only makes a contribution in the field of clothing, but its technology can be said to bring some simple and efficient methods in various fields such as: logistics, transportation, retail, supermarkets, medical, military, asset management.

Objectively speaking, the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) robots has indeed brought improvements to industries such as manufacturing, transportation, and logistics. For example, robots can perform tedious, repetitive tasks while maintaining concentration, and there is no risk of error.

Connected technology is ushering in a new era of “Smart Cities”, which promises to improve the quality of life for billions of people around the world.