The full name of RFID is Radio Frequency Identification. It is a contactless automatic identification technology formed by a simple wireless system that can be used to control, detect and track objects. RFID technology can identify high-speed moving objects and read multiple tags at the same time, which is efficient and convenient.

A complete RFID system is composed of 3 parts: the reader and RFID tag (Transponder), and the application software system. Its working principle is that Reader transmits a specific frequency. The radio wave energy is given to the Transponder to drive the Transponder circuit to send the internal data. At this time, the Reader will receive and interpret the data in sequence and send it to the application for corresponding processing.

● NFC Label/sticker

NFC labels/stickers are widely used in restaurants for customers to check the dishes menu on their mobile phones, or connect to the wifi quickly. More and more electrical appliances like refrigerators, sweeping machines, and dishwashers are stuck with NFC stickers for users to easily handle and operate the machine on their phones.

● RFID Cards

RFID Cards are the traditional and most widely used transponders for access control and cashless payment. RFID cards are widely used for bus ticketing charging, access control for allowing authorized people to certain areas, membership cards for loyalty programs, etc.

● RFID Wristbands

Wearable RFID technology brings great convenience to our daily life. RFID Wristbands are the perfect replacement for RFID cards and keyfobs, they free our hands but allow us to carry electronic wallets and keys while swimming, running, and enjoying ourselves.

●RFID Animal tags

RFID technology enables farmers to track and manage their animals easily. While each animal is with a unique ID ear tag, we can understand who is who, and treat the animals differently based on the stored information in the ID tag. Besides ear tags for livestock, there are also foot ring tags for poultry, and glass tags for pets and fish, to help improve epidemic effects and control meat safety.

●RFID Windshield Label

UHF Windshield tags are attached to the vehicle windshield for automatic toll collection and intelligent parking charges. The long-range reading distance allows drivers to stay inside the vehicles and pay the tolls or parking fees in seconds, speeding up the charging procedure, avoiding long queuing, and saving labor costs.

● RFID Library label

RFID library label is for tracking and managing books. Each book is carrying an electronic tag with a unique ID number. When the book is moving out or into the library, the ID tag will respond to the library management system, which greatly saves labor costs and improves handling efficiency.

● RFID Printable On-metal Tags

RFID Printable on-metal tags are soft and can be stuck onto metal bottles, tools, and other curve surfaces. The tags can be printed by RFID printers. Some sizes of printable tags can be with the tamperproof feature, once transferred, the tag’s antenna part would be destroyed and unworkable anymore.