1 Casinos:Robbery Poof Chips
A $1.5M robbery foiled by RFID embedded poker chips again proved the old adage that the house always wins. Loss prevention is a common use case for RFID technology, but not the only one in play at casinos. Discussing casino usage of RFID.how much you spend, where you spend it, and use that information to keep you in the game longer with well timed drinks and services catered to your activity. If you're using high-rolling chips you can almost guarantee that a casino knows what you're up to."
2 SPORTS: FINDING GOLF BALLS
IN GOLF balls are lost not find or detect during playing golf when we a RFID tags on ball
we make ball LOST RESISTANCE .
3 HELTH CARE
The health care field is rich with RFID opportunities: medication management, optimizing traffic flow in hospitals, and monitoring sophisticated equipment, to name a few. A startup called INTELLIGENCE is looking to make its RFID-enabled dent by tackling the simple, but serious problem of getting health care workers to wash their hands.The technology is elegantly simple: Workers wear a wristband and RFID readers are positioned by the faucets.It's reliable, unobtrusive, and less expensive than paying a squad of moms to follow nurses and doctors around.
4 PARKING SYSTEM : EFFICIENCY FUEL AND TIME
use RFID technology in parking in business parks as well as shoping complex reduce the cost on wastege of fuel as well as the time of persons. it show the count of empty spaces.
A $1.5M robbery foiled by RFID embedded poker chips again proved the old adage that the house always wins. Loss prevention is a common use case for RFID technology, but not the only one in play at casinos. Discussing casino usage of RFID.how much you spend, where you spend it, and use that information to keep you in the game longer with well timed drinks and services catered to your activity. If you're using high-rolling chips you can almost guarantee that a casino knows what you're up to."
2 SPORTS: FINDING GOLF BALLS
IN GOLF balls are lost not find or detect during playing golf when we a RFID tags on ball
we make ball LOST RESISTANCE .
3 HELTH CARE
The health care field is rich with RFID opportunities: medication management, optimizing traffic flow in hospitals, and monitoring sophisticated equipment, to name a few. A startup called INTELLIGENCE is looking to make its RFID-enabled dent by tackling the simple, but serious problem of getting health care workers to wash their hands.The technology is elegantly simple: Workers wear a wristband and RFID readers are positioned by the faucets.It's reliable, unobtrusive, and less expensive than paying a squad of moms to follow nurses and doctors around.
4 PARKING SYSTEM : EFFICIENCY FUEL AND TIME
use RFID technology in parking in business parks as well as shoping complex reduce the cost on wastege of fuel as well as the time of persons. it show the count of empty spaces.
