Radio frequency identification system

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New technologies incorporated into products enable even more information to be leveraged by the supply chain. Radio frequency identification tags (RFID) represent one approach that could, theoretically, enable even a single unit of a product to be tracked. An RFID system transmits the identity (in the form of a unique serial number) of an object or person wirelessly, using radio waves ([2]). 

Radio-Frequency Identification (RFID) Sensors RFID is a technology capable of providing wireless identification of objects. Figure 8 shows a typical RFID system that consists of a transponder (a tag) including an integrated circuit containing an RF circuitry and information to be transmitted, with a transceiver to read the radio frequency and transfer the information to a processing device. 

Intelligent product cross-selling system in fashion retailing using radio frequency identification (RFID) technology, fuzzy logic and rule-based expert system... 

Radio frequency identification (RFID)-enabled smart dressing system (SDS)... 

Pei, J. and Klabjan, D., 2010. Inventory control in serial systems under radio frequency identification. International Journal of Production Economics 123(1), 118-136. 

The next drivers for systems improvements will be gaining strategic value in addition to financial returns from the technology. For example, a driver for a technology such as RFID (radio frequency identification) is the need to comply with mles from channel masters Wal-Mart and the Department of Defense. 

Inventory control is generally in the form of log books or computer-based inventory systems. Chemicals are issued through written requests on prescribed forms, but there is no tracking of chemicals after they are issued to individual laboratories. No record of their use and disposal is kept. Bar codes and radio frequency identification tagging are available in some developing countries but are not commonly used for keeping track of where or how a chemical is used. Chemicals procured by individual faculty members with project funds are often not recorded in the central inventory faculty members are expected to add them to the central inventory voluntarily but have little incentive to do so. This is also true for laboratories in most developed countries. 

There are thousands of remote-control companies producing many devices to control TVs, appliances, and models, and there are an equally large number of satellite communications companies, including DirecTV, Hughes, and EchoStar. A number of companies are now involved in the smart card industry, with Philips s MIFARE being one of the most important, and many are involved in radio-frequency identification (RFID) systems, used in all stores to track inventory. Wireless appliance companies, such as Whirlpool, manufecture microwrave ovens, and a number of companies manufacture infrared heating elements. 

Honeywell Safety Products announces the new ESP [Enabled Safety Products] System that helps reduce operational costs, improve worker safety and Circle 259 assure regulatory compliance. The new ESP System combines a web-based information management software service with ultra-high frequency (UHE) and radio frequency identification (RFlD)-enabled Miller fall protection equipment for real-time tracking control and safety compliance management. Miller by Honeywell, www.miller fall-protection.com, (800) 873-5242. Circle 259... 

Location X, Y, Z and T collected by satellite Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Cell ID, ultrasonic, radio frequency identification (RFID), GPS, ultra-wideband radio Electrical Computer screen, digital display GPS system can be used for detection of the location... 

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