RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) technology is an identification and tagging system that uses radio waves to identify objects at a distance. This system consists of an RFID tag or chip and a reader that emits a signal to detect and read the information on the tag.
Why use RFID?
RFID offers many advantages over traditional inventory tracking and management methods. For example, RFID can track items in real time, allowing companies to quickly detect and correct any inventory problems. It can also reduce errors and product loss, which in turn reduces costs for companies.
¿What is RFID?
RFID is an automatic identification system that uses radio waves to identify and tag objects remotely. The system consists of an RFID tag or chip and a reader that emits a signal to detect and read the information on the tag.
Meaning of RFID
RFID stands for Radio Frequency Identification, which in English translates as Radio Frequency Identification. This system is used to identify and tag objects remotely using radio waves.
How RFID works
The operation of RFID is based on the emission of low-frequency radio waves that enable communication between the RFID tag or chip and the reader. The RFID tag or chip contains a microchip that stores information and an antenna that receives and transmits the reader's signal.
