Future Scope of RFID Technology and Advantages & Applications
Keywords:
RFID, Radio Frequency Identification, Electronic, Sensor Networks.Abstract
RFID is basically a Radio frequency identification which contributions in automatic identification of physical products by radio waves. Nowadays RFID is frequently used as a medium for several tasks including vehicle security system, handling supply chains, tracking product, supporting automated checkout. Most of the countries are using RFID technology in their private and public sectors. The usage of RFID is limited by safety concerns and delays in regulation. The paper provides a general idea of current stage of the art in the RFID technology. The paper also discusses on the current and imagined fields of application, as well as advantages and disadvantages of use.
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