radio frequency identification. It sounds intimidating, but in reality, RFID is something that simplifies everything we do every day.
If you work in an office and was given a map or identification card that must be passed by a box on the wall to give access to the room or back office, ie RFID. If you work in a car factory of the parties involved in each vehicle can be marked from the beginning - in its cage or box, in the end - the end product being driven out of line.
In the shopping center, the marker that are removed before the purchase they put in the bag? Ie RFID. The label guarantees that the product is in the store, not lost or stolen and helps the driver to maintain appropriate inventory levels. Once turned off, this item is yours and you can leave the store without embarrassing the alarm.
How do you know if the hospital parking lot is full? Because there is a drive to the entrance of each car, you say how many points are available. As? It "reads" the inputs and how many points can be used at any given time. More people means giving more points for you, all at the touch of a button.
We have all seen men or ladies meters down the street with a handheld device to "read" your meter. This information is uploaded instantly to the main branch of utility in your city and your bill is then next. No mess, no muss, just a clean reading of the amount of energy that has been used since they were there before.
Did you go through a short-term international border? RFID is used here, too, that each passport is subject to a player and the officer told immediately if any arrest warrants against them. They can also know in real time the number of times you've been through, and all violations that must be reckoned with.
In short, RFID is everywhere. It is in our stores, in our hospitals and doctors' offices, in our schools and in our libraries. It is a great technology that helps us to simplify what we could do anyway, but it's easier to go with our daily lives. What would we do without it?
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If you work in an office and was given a map or identification card that must be passed by a box on the wall to give access to the room or back office, ie RFID. If you work in a car factory of the parties involved in each vehicle can be marked from the beginning - in its cage or box, in the end - the end product being driven out of line.
In the shopping center, the marker that are removed before the purchase they put in the bag? Ie RFID. The label guarantees that the product is in the store, not lost or stolen and helps the driver to maintain appropriate inventory levels. Once turned off, this item is yours and you can leave the store without embarrassing the alarm.
How do you know if the hospital parking lot is full? Because there is a drive to the entrance of each car, you say how many points are available. As? It "reads" the inputs and how many points can be used at any given time. More people means giving more points for you, all at the touch of a button.
We have all seen men or ladies meters down the street with a handheld device to "read" your meter. This information is uploaded instantly to the main branch of utility in your city and your bill is then next. No mess, no muss, just a clean reading of the amount of energy that has been used since they were there before.
Did you go through a short-term international border? RFID is used here, too, that each passport is subject to a player and the officer told immediately if any arrest warrants against them. They can also know in real time the number of times you've been through, and all violations that must be reckoned with.
In short, RFID is everywhere. It is in our stores, in our hospitals and doctors' offices, in our schools and in our libraries. It is a great technology that helps us to simplify what we could do anyway, but it's easier to go with our daily lives. What would we do without it?
http://www.annonces.immo-reve.com/
https://www.facebook.com/immo.reve.tn
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