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RFID ExplainedApplications of RFID Tagging

RFID Explained: Applications of RFID Tagging [In this section we examine the wide variety of applications that can take advantage of RFID. The capability of identification at a distance can be extended to include sensing applications and read/write memory, however, these topics will be covered later in Sections 6 and 9 respectively as they warrant special discussion. Below we provide a categorization of mainstream RFID applications: • Security: ◦ access control: keys and immobilizers;◦ patrol verification: process management;◦ antitheft: merchandize.• Tracking: ◦ supply chain: warehousing and inventory control;◦ people and animals: personel, children, patients, runners, cattle, and pets;◦ assets: airline luggage, equipment, and cargo.• Authenticity: ◦ money: banknotes;◦ pharmaceuticals: packaged drugs;• Electronic payments: ◦ transportation: auto-tolls: FasTrak, EZ-pass;◦ ticketing: ski passes;◦ credit/debit cards: PayPass by MasterCard.• Entertainment: ◦ smart toys: interactive characters.] http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png

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Publisher
Springer International Publishing
Copyright
© Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2006
ISBN
978-3-031-01346-1
Pages
29 –40
DOI
10.1007/978-3-031-02474-0_5
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Abstract

[In this section we examine the wide variety of applications that can take advantage of RFID. The capability of identification at a distance can be extended to include sensing applications and read/write memory, however, these topics will be covered later in Sections 6 and 9 respectively as they warrant special discussion. Below we provide a categorization of mainstream RFID applications: • Security: ◦ access control: keys and immobilizers;◦ patrol verification: process management;◦ antitheft: merchandize.• Tracking: ◦ supply chain: warehousing and inventory control;◦ people and animals: personel, children, patients, runners, cattle, and pets;◦ assets: airline luggage, equipment, and cargo.• Authenticity: ◦ money: banknotes;◦ pharmaceuticals: packaged drugs;• Electronic payments: ◦ transportation: auto-tolls: FasTrak, EZ-pass;◦ ticketing: ski passes;◦ credit/debit cards: PayPass by MasterCard.• Entertainment: ◦ smart toys: interactive characters.]

Published: Jan 1, 2006

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