RFID tag (1 unit)

Radio Frequency Identification tags represent advanced technological advancements utilized extensively within logistics operations worldwide. An individual RFID tag consists of tiny microchips embedded inside adhesive stickers capable of transmitting radio signals containing detailed product-related info wirelessly via antennas installed along supply chains routes. Unlike traditional barcoding methods requiring line-of-sight readings, these tags enable remote detection even under challenging circumstances where physical contact might prove impractical. Their ability to store larger amounts of data compared to conventional alternatives makes them particularly useful for applications demanding higher precision levels. As a result, organizations adopting RFID technologies experience improved operational efficiency coupled with reduced human error rates resulting from manual input errors.