2023-05-26 02:53:40
It is called radiofrequency identification and it is found on cardboard, plastic or plates; It is in our day to day more than we realize: in the toll payment, in the cardboard that brings new clothes and even in tracking people.
Katherine Childress, Emerald’s vice president of technologies, recalls that radio frequency technology is used in different industries.
Companies began to implement this technology to have faster control of the products they have in their warehouses and stores, without the need to register them with a manual scanner.
James Hurich, manufacturer of frequency identifiers – RFID, explains that “the train has four tags programmed and there are 32 readers around the table. The flashing red light shows that it registers it as the toy turns and passes in front of them.”
This means that when you buy something online, that package goes through different controls until it reaches your home. That’s why you can know where your shipment is while you wait for it.
Health care also incorporates this technology in hospitals and pharmacies to improve patient safety and administer medicines.
Fabiana Wu, Avery Dennison’s sales manager for Latin America, explains that “when the medicine arrives at the hospital or pharmacy, the consumer can also have access to this data, and can know that the medicine is in good condition and good for use.” one’s”.
The issue of security does not escape what in English is known as Rfid. The airtag is the best example, and this applies to possible people tracking.
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