1. Inventory management:
Retailers and warehouses use RFID to track stock levels and locations of products.
2. Supply chain management:
Companies use RFID to track goods as they move through the supply chain.
3. Asset tracking:
Businesses use RFID to keep track of valuable equipment and assets.
4. Access control:
RFID cards or fobs are used to grant or restrict access to buildings, rooms, or areas.
5. Payment systems:
Some credit cards and mobile payment systems use RFID for contactless transactions.
6. Animal identification:
RFID chips are implanted in pets and livestock for identification purposes.
7. Library systems:
Many libraries use RFID to manage book checkouts and returns.
8. Automotive:
RFID is used in keyless entry systems and anti-theft devices.
9. Healthcare:
Hospitals use RFID to track equipment, medications, and even patients.
10. Sports timing:
RFID chips are used in races to accurately time participants.
11. Passport and travel documents:
Some countries use RFID in passports for enhanced security.
