RDIF tags operate on an ID system which utilises small radio frequency identification devices for identification and tracking purposes. Such technology has the ability to protect and revolutionise the customer experience as well as drastically improve the efficiency of a variety of company systems. Though this may sound like your typical barcoding system, RFID is a more advanced technology with possibilities that reach far beyond that of retail.
The basic components of a fully functional RFID system include tag chips, tag antennas, readers, and reader antennas, as well as reader control and application software. And increasingly, RFID tagging is used in supply chain and asset management as an alternative to barcoding. Though more expensive than standard barcode stickers, it is...
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