RFID Card Printing

Simply, RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) is similar to bar code technology but uses radio waves to capture data from tags rather than optically scanning the bar codes on a label.

In an RFID card system that uses an electronic product code (EPC) or similar numbering scheme, the following RFID attributes lead to these kinds of savings:

• Serialized data: Every object in the supply chain has a unique identifying number.
• Reduced human intervention: RFID allows tracking automatically without needing people to count or capture data or scan bar codes, which means reduced labour costs and fewer errors.
• Higher throughput supply chains: RFID allows many items to be counted simultaneously.
• Real-time information flow: As soon as an item changes state (off the shelf, out of a truck, sold to a customer), the information can be updated across the supply chain.
• Increased item security: Printing and tagging items allow them to be tracked inside a confined facility or space.

What are some of the benefits?

Asset Tracking, Supply and Chain Management, Inventory Management, Automation, Interactive Advertising, Paperless Ticketing, Retail, Security