What are the uses of RFID Technology?

Linxens partners with global System Integrators to provide various market sectors with RFID technology in order to track patients' medical status, goods, industrial production lines, as well as manage inventory and assets more efficiently.

Linxens, crafting the future of connections. We build the most reliable and innovative components-based solutions to enable secure connections, authentication and tracking. Thus, we have already supplied more than 100 billion microconnectors and 4 billion RFID antennas to the market since our business was founded. 

With RFID technology, doctors, surgeons, nurses and health administrators can carry out better medical care services to patients who have up-to-date health status and medical plans.

With RFID technology, hospital asset administrators can keep track all medical equipment and their maintenance schedules, as well as hospital’s clothes, devices and expensive medicines in the storage rooms.

RFID technology helps industrial factories manage complex supply chain process tracking spare parts from different suppliers to monitoring parts on each phase of the production line until storing assembled products in the warehouse.

RFID technology plays a vital role in the Supply Chain Management System. Retail manufacturers will be able to track their goods, manage inventory, orders and shipping more efficiently.

With RFID technology, retailers can track their goods at the factory, in the warehouse, in the store and at the checkout counter. Shoplifting alert, anti-counterfeit, inventory tracking and omnichannel retailing are some of the major RFID benefits.

With RFID technology, jewelers can track their precious timepieces and gemstone necklaces in the stockroom, in the store and at the checkout counter. Shoplifting alert, anti-counterfeit, inventory tracking and omnichannel retailing are some of the major RFID benefits.

With RFID technology, furniture factories can better track different pieces from different suppliers, monitor them on each phase of the construction until they are all packed, stored in the warehouse and delivered to customers.

RFID technology enable sports organizers and timers to build the tracking system for the competition, record the time duration of each athlete, and rank the top winners. Titanium, a high-performing UHF inlay, is resistant to harsh environments suitable for tracking athletes.