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 Automotive
:- Manufacturers, retailers, and distributors can gain
extensively using RFID in their supply chain management.
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Education & Libraries
:- To speed up the checkout process, more and more libraries are beginning to manage inventory by inserting RFID chips on all of their books.
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Food Service Distribution
:- Food distributors can have control and traceability they require by fully exploiting bar coding and RFID technology. |
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Hospitality
:- Hospitality is another vertical market where RFID has use.
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Law Enforcement:- RFID tags can be used to enforce law by utilizing the ability of tags to track down humans and other assets.
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Life Sciences
:- RFID provides a highly sophisticated tracking system for the tracking of numerous samples such as blood and tissue samples that are collected for research or treatment purposes.
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Manufacturing
:-Cuts capital and operating costs sharply through instantaneous knowledge of the location of equipment, high-value inventory and people.
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Postal/Parcel
:-RFID-tagged mail provides postal services a better insight into their operations.
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Public Spaces
:- Provides an avenue for value-added services to visitors as well as improved employee productivity at theme parks, shopping malls, airports and other public spaces.
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Retail :- Gives retailers opportunities to optimize store layouts, improve customer service and streamline operations
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Security :- RFID tracking technology is designed prevent terrorists from sneaking weapons of mass destruction into cargo containers. |
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Enterprise
:- RFID can detect rogue and unsecured access points and thus enable increased security and productivity in enterprises. |
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Government
:- RFID can be used by government to track high value assets and military personnel. |
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Health Care :- RFID can be used to locate patient and staff
and track medical devices. |
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Logistic
:- RFID can boost logistical efficiency across both indoor
as well as outdoor industries equally. |
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Transportation :- RFID technology is transforming transportation operations worldwide by providing processes that enable customers to effectively meet these and other challenges. |
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Utilities
:- Oil and gas pipelines, telecommunication cables, sewage pipelines industries and other industries that need to locate and track underground assets will find solution with RFID.. |
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Warehousing
:- Using RFID, a warehouse tracking system can be developed to manage warehouse inventory. |
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Wholesale
:- Netlink RFID puts wholesalers in control with bar code and smart label systems that track and route materials from receiving to storage and final shipping. |
How
does it work? :- An RFID system uses tags (also called
transponders), which include a semi conductor chip and
an antenna to update data and emit signal.
