Identification performed in milliseconds:
- No line of sight required
- Contactless
- Works in a harsh environment
- No human error involved

ID “Tags” that can:
- Store unique ID information
- Read and write data to the tag
- Maintain historical information


... provides non-contact, non-line-of-sight operation

... can be read-only, WORM (write once, read many) or read/write

... very difficult to counterfeit

... a highly capable and proven technology for a wide
range of applications

RFID Further Defined

Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) uses a semiconductor (microchip) in a tag or label to store data

Data is transmitted from, or written to the tag or label when it is exposed to radio waves of the correct frequency and with the correct communications protocols

RFID tags do not contain onboard intelligence