Q & A

The RFID tag on the clothes, does it affect the body, is it serious?

It has no effect on the body, which is equivalent to adding a small plastic sheet to your label.

This RFID tag is clothing manufacturers and sales stores used to do goods inventory, is a passive (itself not charged) high-frequency label, the label will be sewn in the clothing, generally do not want to let the customer easily found, play a role in anti-counterfeit goods.
For autumn and winter clothing, the general label of washing label or woven label will not be easily found inside the clothes and will not affect the quality of the clothes.

Extension materials:

RFID radio frequency identification (RFID) is a contactless automatic identification technology. It automatically identifies the target objects and obtains relevant data through rf signals.
RFID technology can identify high-speed moving objects and identify multiple electronic tags at the same time, fast and convenient operation, frequent use in supermarkets.
Tag: composed of coupling elements and chips, each RFID Tag has a unique electronic code, attached to the object to identify the target object, commonly known as electronic Tag or smart Tag
RFID can play a great role in various fields, the role applied to the clothing is: can input clothing information data, in the inventory of time and reduce the difficulty of the staff, reduce the probability of error.

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How to distinguish esl rfid without retail?

ESL is an electronic shelf label, wireless control and e ink screen. Can display commodity name, price, stock limit and other information. ESL is active equipment that requires battery power. RFID generally refers to thepassive label, affixed on the goods, combined with RFID handheld and access control antenna, used for automatic checkout, inventory and theft. Unmanned retail is a complete solution that requires the equipment and systems mentioned above.

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Domestic supermarket unmanned self - checkout system why not RFID?

Ask this question, it seems that retail and RFID is still not very understanding. While it may sound nice to say that \"everything has RFID so you don\'t have to scan\", at least the technology isn\'t ready yet.
First, although the cost of RFID has been reduced, it still cannot be installed on every supermarket item. Cost is a problem, volume is also a problem, the RFID installed on the manpower is a problem.

Second, no matter how good the RFID reader is at present, the RFID accuracy of reading multiple entry range at the same time is not too high, there is always a certain probability of misreading, missed reading and repeated reading. 

Now that accuracy is hard to come by, not to mention in retail, in the oft-cited scenario of \"knowing what\'s in every box when a cart drives past the door.\"

To return to the question, NCR is very expensive, but still use bar code scanning, at least I do not see the RFID program, I do not know whether abroad. There are still many problems to be solved in the retail sector.

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