Omega provides software and has a dedicated support and development team. Their product range is wide and easy to use while being functional. RFID technology allows for contactless tracking of items using radio waves from tags. It has advantages over barcodes like reading items from a distance. Key industries that benefit include event management for access control and analytics, logistics for inventory tracking and integration, healthcare for inventory, patient and tool tracking, railways for asset management and retail for improved customer experience and supply chain visibility.

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3. What Industries Can Make Best Use Of RFID
Applications

4. RFID is an acronym for “radio-frequency identification” and refers to a
technology whereby digital data encoded in RFID tags or smart labels are
captured by a reader by means of radio waves. RFID is comparable to
barcoding in that information from a tag or name are captured by a device that
stores the information in a database. RFID, however, has a few advantages over
systems that utilize barcode asset tracking software. The most striking is that
RFID tag data can be read outside the line-of-sight, while barcodes must be
adjusted with an optical scanner.
Following are the industries that uses the RFID at it best.

5. 1.EVENT MANAGEMENT
Sports, entertainment and event planning companies invest incredible efforts
and huge amounts of money into organizing events that are aimed to bring
awareness, sell products, teach the audience or just entertain the crowd.
However, utilizing current strategies such as scanning a barcode on a
wristband, or a ticket at the entryway, takes off a huge opportunity
undiscovered.
Once the guest, visitor, or fan clears out the door and is accounted for, he (or
she) is “lost” to the organizer. There's no way to find out where this visitor
went, what he did, what he was curious about, what he purchased and no
option to see, summarize and act on this data. And that is why event
management uses RFID .
RFID system provides following application in event management industry.

6. Access control
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Scans in and out
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Reads hundreds of RFID wristbands, tickets and Ids simultaneously
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Layered access for Patron Doors, Media Center, Club-level Seating,
Employees-Only areas, Common Parking, VIP Parking, etc.
Communications
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Advanced registration
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Email and mobile number capture
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Populate social media (Entry data and overhauls on less congested courses,
etc.)
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Database development
Visitors Analytics
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Length of stay, peak time, activity flow, capacity, population segmentation,
real-time checks, hotspots, etc.

7. 2.LOGISTICS
RFID tags contain unique identifiers that correspond to inventory database
records. Switching to RFID in your logistics chain offers a few noteworthy
advantages over traditional inventory control methods.
Benefits of using RFID in logistics industry are following:
Unique Tracking
RFID tags contain a microchip or other storage device that can contain a huge
amount of data. This allows you to place person identifiers on products, instead
of using a single barcode for a whole class of items, and to follow individual
items through your logistics chain, rather than needing to extrapolate that
information from inventory numbers. This too allows you to track a defective
thing back to its source in a much simpler way than with other tracking
methods.

8. Wireless Scanning
One of the major advantages of RFID in logistics is how rapidly RFID tags can
provide data compared to barcoding or other systems. With a barcode, you
have got to pass each code over a scanner to register the item. RFID works
wirelessly, so you can point a scanner at a box of items and enroll each one
without having to take them out first. A powerful enough RFID scanner may
scan whole inventory room at once, making inventory tracking a much quicker
process.
Real-Time Updates
Because filtering and inventory control is much quicker with RFID than with
other forms of management, the system lends itself to integration with remote
communication systems and real-time inventory management systems. This
permits you to query the database at any time and find out exactly how much
of a given product you have got on hand, rather than getting numbers that will
be days or weeks old. RFID scanners built into the entrances of warehouses can
even filter cartons as they enter and take off, providing instant updates of
inventory sums that can propagate to other clients across the company
network..

9. Integration With Other Systems
The same RFID tags that give inventory data can too give other services as well.
Security scanners at building exits can let your system know instantly when
any product leaves the premises, permitting you to spot robbery or misdirected
shipments rapidly and correct the issue. Moreover, checking RFID tags at entry
and exit points allows confirmation of shipping and conveyance of products,
allowing you to trace a shipment because it moves through your logistics chain,
and give accurate estimates of entry to clients or other business units.
3.HEALTHCARE & MEDICAL
RFID systems can offer assistance to the medical profession. It can connect
with patients and the general public, making it simpler, with their consent, to
gather data on health habits or to make sure patients are treated with the
proper drugs. It can be utilized to support public health activities, observing
the take up of freely issued medications or prophylactics.
Below are some common RFID applications being used in hospitals all over the
globe.

10. Inventory Tracking
Tracking inventory with RFID can be accomplished with nearly any sorts of
item, but, RFID systems can be especially challenging to implement when
tracking liquid-filled resources. RFID tags with the ability to track these
resources are becoming more readily accessible, generally due to the request
from the pharmaceutical industry.
People/Attendee Tracking
Right now, clinics are using passive RFID technology as well as instances of
active RFID to track patients and staff all through hospitals.
Patients and staffed are fitted with RFID tags primarily To verify patient
information, to locate patients and Reduce wait times and bottlenecks.
Tool Tracking
Surgical instruments like surgical blades, scissors, clamps, and retractors are
required for surgeries every day; so, this equipment should always be on hand,
clean, sanitized, and ready to utilize. Unfortunately, not having the correct
surgical equipment on hand is the least dangerous circumstance caused by not
tracking these devices.

11. tracking these items with RFID tags guarantee that each device was cleaned
and disinfected prior to use.
Access Control
this is another aspect of people tracking that hospitals use to restrain access to
certain rooms or areas in order to prevent individuals from wandering around
the office. With this sort of system, the staff members must wave or tap their
RFID-enabled badges before door readers in order to gain access. Not only does
this prevent unauthorized access to confined areas, but it gives patients,
medicine, and medical equipment with a level of security that prevents robbery
or damage.

12. 4.RAILWAYS
By including visibility, operational efficiencies, and extreme precision – RFID
brings down labor costs and improves client and worker satisfaction. All these
increments lower the cost and reduce the hazard of transportation via
railways. The cost to tag each wagon or rail car is tag dependent on several
factors, but generally ranges below $20, and, even with the one-time equipment
infrastructure cost of reading stations throughout the track, the cost to
implement an RFID arrangement is commonly less than the value of assets on
one rail car.
Some of Service provided by RFID systems in Railway industries are Rail car or
wagon tracking, Preventative Maintenance with UHF RFID, Asset management,
vehicle availability planning, ticketing etc.

13. some common benefits from using RFID on railways:
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Increased Customer Service
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Increased Visibility
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Increased Customer Satisfaction
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Decreased Operating Costs Decreased Human Error Decreased Amount of
Lost/Stolen Items
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Decreased Fraud
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Decreased Logistical Delays
5. RETAIL INDUSTRY
RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) already plays a significant role in retail,
we’ve all seen a store associate remove an RFID security tag from an item of
clothing at the point of sale, but there's potential for a lot more than just loss
avoidance using this technology. Also the price of RFID tags has dropped
significantly in recent years, opening the entryways for big retail brands to
try integrating its use with their supply chains.

14. The timing and magnitude of the RFID adoption and related process update
have ended up more basic than before as businesses strive to use RFID
technology at an exceptional rates because there are many benefits of using
RFID in retail business.
Benefits of using RFID in retail business
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Way better purchasing experience;
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Increased product safety, less fake items, and quicker product reviews;
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Less empty space on racks, less lost products, and less employee robbery,
which all result in greater product choice and availability;
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Lower prices primarily due to decreased supply chain costs;
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More helpful and quicker checkout;
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More opportunity for shopper behavior research and more precise targeting
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Real-time and more updated data about product;
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Reduced labour requirements for backroom functions and hence more staff
available for consumers;
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“Seamless” shopping experience.

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