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Hamadneh et al. (1970), in their article "Uncertain Supply Chain Management: The benefits and challenges of RFID technology implementation in supply chain: A case study from the Turkish construction sector." describes radio frequency identification (RFID) as a technology that automates data collection and identification utilizing electromagnetic fields. It consists of only three components; tags emitting signals, readers, and software for data storage. The tags can exist as passive, active, or semi-active, each offering distinct advantages in terms of read range, lifespan, and functionality(Amsler & Shea, 2021) According to Goldberg (2020), the origins of RFID can be traced back as early as World War II, which was used to identify planes on radar, determining who was friend or foe. However, the first patented RFID technology was claimed in 1973 by an entrepreneur, Charles Walton, for a passive transponder embedded in cards to unlock doors without using keys. Now in the m

 1.   This topic was a project I did in Polytechnic, I had sent my report about it to the team so they can have an overview what RFID is about, what they are capable of and how they can improve quality of life to lab technicians and students along with the cons. 2. I have used gAI to search up about RFID technology being used in school. This is to narrow down the research of articles and provide specifications to the report, making it detailed yet not include unnecessary info. I have also used it to search up on how RFID has improved as compared to the last time I researched about it 3. I suggested using E-tag RFID products as I have visited the showroom for smart tool cabinet and e-lockers, I have gathered information regarding them. I have also tested their fixed antenna and tags and they are one of the best RFID companies in Singapore. 4. In terms of writing, I have done background, "What is RFID?", "Smart Tool Cabinet", summary of ideals, problem statement, prop

 

Hamadneh et al. (1970), in their article "Uncertain Supply Chain Management: The benefits and challenges of RFID technology implementation in supply chain: A case study from the Turkish construction sector." describes radio frequency identification (RFID) as a technology that automates data collection and identification utilizing electromagnetic fields. It consists of only three components; tags emitting signals, readers, and software for data storage. The tags can exist as passive, active, or semi-active, each offering distinct advantages in terms of read range, lifespan, and functionality(Amsler & Shea, 2021) The origins of RFID can be traced back as early as World War II, which was used to identify planes on radar, determining who was friend or foe. However, the first patented RFID technology was claimed in 1973 by an entrepreneur, Charles Walton, for a passive transponder embedded in cards to unlock doors without using keys (Goldberg, 2020). Now in the modern times o

According to Hamadneh et al. (2021), in their article "Un certain Supply Chain Management The benefits and challenges of RFID technology implementation in supply chain: A case study from the Turkish construction sector.", ra dio frequency identification (RFID) is a technology that automates data collection and identification which uses electromagnetic fields. The system consists of only three components; a tag that emits signals, a reader to read the signals and a software that stores the data of the tag and object. The tags can exist as passive, active, or battery-assisted passive (BAP), each offering distinct advantages in terms of read range, lifespan, and functionality and the readers can be either fixed or portable (Garcia & Martinez, 2017). The origins of RFID can be traced back as early as World War II, which was used to identify planes on radar, determining who was friend or foe. However, the first patented RFID technology was claimed in 1973 by an entrepreneur, C

  According to Hamadneh et al. (n.d.), Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) is a technology that automates data collection and identification, it uses electromagnetic fields to identify, record and track objects. The system consists of three components; a tag that sends out signals, a reader to read the signals and a software that stores the information. RFID tags can be passive, active, or battery-assisted passive (BAP), each offering distinct advantages in terms of read range, lifespan, and functionality (Garcia & Martinez, 2017). The origins of RFID can be traced back to World War II, which was used to identify planes on radar. However, the first patented RFID technology was claimed in 1973 by an entrepreneur, Charles Walton, for a passive transponder used to unlock doors without keys. (Violino, 2005) Groom et al.(2021) states that RFID is commonly used in retail to keep track of inventory, pets or even people in sporting events. NFC, short range RFID tag, is a popular and effi