What applications did our RFID technology realize last few years

RFID anti-theft and anti-counterfeiting "Nike"

In fact, the sneaker market has always been very chaotic, with a large number of fakes flooding it, not only the flood of Nike fakes, but also the fake Yeezy series. The foreign media Highsnobiety once made a statistic: In X Bao, as many as 6 pairs of every 7 pairs of Yeezy are fakes! How crazy is this! The key reason why the counterfeiters ebb and flow, and are inexhaustible, is that the authentic sneakers have not solved the problem at the root. Only by fundamentally preventing counterfeiters from imitating, can more protection of consumer rights and business brand image be achieved.

How does Nike achieve anti-counterfeiting through RFID technology? It is actually very easy for counterfeiters to get an anti-theft tag that looks exactly the same. As long as the mold is made, it can be copied in large quantities, but if the RFID chip tag is embedded in the anti-theft tag (each RDID tag has a globally unique identification code) , then it is different. It is useless to make a brand that looks exactly the same, because RFID can be set to prevent itself from being copied and cloned by others, and it can only be read and cannot be tampered with (including the developer himself)! Secondly, information about each link of the product can also be written into The storage in the RFID chip can complete the traceability of the product.

In addition to the anti-counterfeiting of Nike shoes, RFID technology can also allow Nike to understand the inventory situation in the hands of retailer customers, allowing Nike to better understand the sales situation, and in theory, provide retailers with more Tools to allow consumers to get them when they need them. The products they want, understand what customers want.

Luggage Black Technology Targets RFID

In 2020, the tide of returning to hometown during the Spring Festival travel is coming, in addition to 12306 waiting for ticket purchase, paperless train tickets, automated and unmanned security checks, etc. In addition to the help of Library-self-service-borrowing-and-returning-machine-source-manufacturer-UHF-touch-screen-borrowing-and-returning-machine.html target='_blank'>self-service check-in equipment, service robots and other equipment at the airport, the self-service luggage drop with RFID technology also saves customers queuing time and eases congestion at the check-in island.

According to Price, head of luggage at the International Air Transport Association (IATA), by the end of 2020, half of all passengers' suitcases will be equipped with RFID tags. All passenger luggage is expected to be equipped with an RFID chip by the end of 2023. For major airports, 2019 is a milestone year when self-service bag drop systems are put into use. In major airports, such as Beijing Daxing Airport, Guangzhou Baiyun Airport, Shanghai Hongqiao Airport, etc., this high-end, modern and fashionable system constitutes a beautiful landscape.

Through the application of RFID technology, chips will be added to passengers' luggage tags. During the consignment process, only information reading devices need to be added at each key node, without manual operation, and real-time sharing of luggage information and accurate positioning can be realized. These luggage information can also help monitor the status of luggage transportation, accurately track abnormal luggage, and quickly dispose of it. Especially in the case of passenger reduction and overturning, it is possible to quickly and accurately find luggage and improve flight operation efficiency, which plays an important role in ensuring the normal flight of the flight. Reduce the error rate of luggage, improve the service quality of luggage transportation for passengers and the efficiency of handling abnormal luggage.

Electric tools "unmanned supermarket"

The intelligent tool and appliance warehouse system conducts warehouse inventory by intelligently publishing the inspection list, and realizes the regular inspection of tools and appliances. On the one hand, it can reduce the workload of warehouse managers and make it more convenient to send for inspection and inventory; on the other hand, it can improve the work efficiency of the team members. Paperless records are no longer needed to receive and return records, and paperless management is truly realized. In addition, it realizes the full record of data in each link of account storage, requisition and return, inspection, and scheduled inspection, and truly realizes the full life cycle management of tools and appliances.

mainly include:

1. Storage of tools and appliances: use RFID technology + paper labels to identify and register tools and appliances;

2. Unlock and enter the door: the team members can remotely authorize through the APP, unlock the smart Access Control with one key, and enter the warehouse;

3. Receiving items: Class members choose the tools they need;

4. Close the door and leave: the class members leave directly through the access control with tools, and the system automatically recognizes and records;

5. Tool return: After the team members use up the tools, they return to the warehouse and put them back in their original positions, and the system will automatically record the return. Through the above five major steps, the unmanned and intelligent tool management will be finally realized.

"Receipt Tracking" of auction house lots

The auction company uses UHF RFID technology to realize the data collection of auction item sellers, evaluation and auction process, which reduces the inventory time of auction items and ensures the occurrence of fakes in the process of receiving, evaluating or selling. When a customer contacts the company to sell luxury goods, if the seller has two items to sell, the staff will bring a paperwork containing 4 labels to the seller's home or office. Staff will then read these two tags and bind them to the auction item. Then, the staff will use plastic cable ties to lock it to the auction item and provide the seller with a receipt. Since the plastic cable ties need to be cut to place on other items, item swapping becomes very difficult.

The lot is then sent to an appraiser, where the tags are read again. The appraiser will enter the relevant information of the product, and then the seller will use the UHF fixed reader to bind the information to the RFID electronic tag. The appraiser then creates a certificate of authenticity to show the value of the product or returns an item deemed worthless to the seller. These data will be Stored on the system, which stores the unique ID number of the RFID tag, seller information, auction item data and auction results.

In the past, the auction company needed to use 4 employees to spend 3 hours to inventory the unsold items, but now it only needs 2 employees to spend half an hour to inventory. RFID technology not only improves the work efficiency of staff, but also prevents items from being dropped, thereby increasing the trust between buyers and sellers.

RFID leads intelligent warehousing logistics into the "fast lane"?

Intelligent automated warehousing is generally composed of automated three-dimensional warehouses, three-dimensional shelves, tracked roadway stackers, high-speed sorting systems, inbound and outbound transportation systems, logistics robot systems, information identification systems, automatic control systems, computer monitoring systems, computer management systems, And other auxiliary equipment, and with the help of the hottest Internet of Things technology, such as RFID, through advanced control, bus, communication and other means, to realize the automatic storage and exit operations of various equipment.

Intelligent automated warehousing requires the support of technologies such as the Internet, Internet of Things, cloud computing, big data, artificial intelligence, RFID, and GPS. At present, automatic identification technologies such as smart labels and RFID radio frequency identification, visualization and cargo tracking systems, and automatic or rapid sorting technologies have been widely used in some professional warehousing enterprises.