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INTRODUCTION


INTRODUCTION


9. Kiosks - Many kiosks use RFID to either manage resources or interact with users. Movie / books rental kiosks use RFID tags to make sure customers receive their selected movie / book rental. Other examples of RFID


kiosks include interactive media


displays where an embedded RFID reader interrogates badges or cards.


10. Library Systems - An RFID library solution improves the efficiency of circulation operations. While barcodes require line of sight, RFID tags can be read from multiple angles which means the checkout and check-in process is significantly faster. Also, as noted above in the retail section, taking inventory of books on the shelf is dramatically faster.


11. Laundry Management - Large companies for example hospitals, hotels or factories often manage hundreds of employee uniforms. With an RFID laundry management system, operations can track which uniforms were assigned to specific employees, the age of uniforms, the number of times washed, and identify missing uniforms. RFID laundry tags provide a new level of visibility for laundry management.


12. Interactive Marketing - RFID in marketing brings a certain level of interaction to campaigns. Whereas traditional advertising campaigns push a message onto the consumer, interactive campaigns invite the consumer to engage with the brand.


13. RTLS (Real Time Location System) - In some applications, you need to track the real-time location of assets, employees, or customers. Whether you’re measuring the efficiency of worker movements, the effectiveness of a


store floor plan, or tracking the location of valuable resources, RFID systems provide visibility in any number of locations.


14. Manufacturing (Automotive) - The efficiency and quality in automotive industry is driven by lean assembly lines, simultaneous manufacturing processes, accurate tool and material management and quality procedures in material and car logistics. RFID provides visibility in material management, reduces inefficiencies and waste and improves for example prototype tests and quality checks.


15. Logistics - RFID is a megatrend in supply


chain, logistics and manufacturing. Leading companies in the industry are seeking more increased efficiency and improved quality with the help of RFID.


16. Retail - RFID speeds up retail in-store processes making goods-in, inventory and locating goods a hundred times faster. Shop assistants can count 250 items manually in an hour, whilst they would reach 25 000 items per hour with RFID.


17. Healthcare - In securing patient safety, RFID can help in different processes in several operations from item-level tracking to location and movement detection.


18. Asset tracking - RFID-based asset management solutions help organizations to identify assets, assign them to jobs and for example customers in rental business, track and locate them in use and then audit their use. RFID can be used to automatically identify a wide range of various objects, enabling organizations to create their own “Internet of things”.


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