Passive RFID is an RFID system that uses tags without an internal power source. Instead, it relies on electromagnetic energy from an RFID passive reader. This makes the technology useful for applications such as file tracking, smart labels, access control, supply chain management, timing races, and more.
Passive RFID may have been around for decades, but it’s becoming more popular for its flexibility and lower cost than active RFID systems. Passive RFID readers increase visibility, profitability, security, safety, accuracy, and other perks for various industries. Here’s a more in-depth look at their ingenious applications.
1. Increased safety and efficiency for hospital operations
Healthcare facilities can admit patients in a more organized manner by using RFID tracking stickers as access cards. The tags can let visitors access permitted areas and trigger an alert when they try to go into restricted sections.
Hospital management can use the RFID passive reader as a measure to reduce manual tracking and contamination. It can apply RFID tags to articles of clothing and linen to easily locate and monitor their use, return, and cleaning while allowing supervisors to verify that everything is cleaned before returning to the facility.
2. File tracking and document scanning
Some organizations use paper documents and other materials (e.g., photographs) for decision-making. Passive RFID tags can help prevent theft, misplacement, and loss. The passive reader can read the materials that pass through building exits and entryways.
3. Equipment and tool tracking
Manufacturing facilities, construction sites, and mines can use an RFID passive reader to keep track of equipment and tools to discourage theft and minimize loss or misplaced items. It may eliminate the need to purchase new products when there’s a way to locate the goods. The system also ensures accountability.
4. Smart Parking
Passive RFID can be used for parking lot management and help drivers find the best parking spots. The tags can regulate access to controlled areas, such as employee-only parking.
5. Supply chain monitoring and optimization
One of the growing uses of passive RFID technology is tracking shipments to determine when goods are exposed to incidents that could damage or affect their quality. It also allows freight managers to identify damaged goods to hold the handler accountable.
6. Anti-counterfeiting
An RFID passive reader may help enhance anti-counterfeiting measures by enabling a track and trace system throughout the supply chain for high-end consumer goods.
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