RFiD

Radio frequency identification (RFid) technology, known as radio frequency identification, uses precisely this radio frequency system to capture information from RFid tags. Its function is to store a serial number that identifies an object, or any other information, on a microchip.
The main objective is the automatic capture of data for the identification of objects through electronic tags known as Radio Frequency Identification Tags or Radio Frequency Identification Chips. These tags/tags can be active, if they are powered by internal batteries, and past tags whose power comes from an external source.
Based on these distinctions, there are different types of RFID, based on their frequency, size, robustness and readability.
Despite its differences, the RFID solution will make your work more efficient, due to the vast number of advantages it has in its use:
• Task optimization.
• Simplify sectors, especially logistics.
• RFID tags (Active Tag / Passive Tag) retain all product information, and it is possible to capture this information from a considerable distance.
• To reduce costs, these labels allow for their reuse, making it possible to place different information on each use and need.
• Reduction of human errors.
• Greater inventory and stock control, made easier.
• Identify and track all equipment.
• Improved error detection capability.