Sensors and automatic identification have changed the supply chain. RFID tags, barcodes, two-dimensional codes, handheld or fixed position scanners and imagers can
generate real-time data, thereby impro the visibility of the supply chain. They can also enable drones and autonomous mobile robots to bring more automation
technology into the warehouse.

More advanced and cheaper tags implement various functions in warehouse and retail environments. These labels let the retailer know exactly which stores have what
inventory, and where the inventory is. This gives them more sales options. For example, if a retailer knows what’s in a particular store, it can allow customers to order
the item, choose to buy online, pick up the item at the store, and deliver the item there when the customer arrives.

Sensors and automatic identification also help companies track losses by letting companies know “the exact location of the product at any point in time.” This is even
more important if the product eventually enters the black market or gray area.

If a product accidentally appears on a flea market or an online shopping auction site at a thrift store, the retailer can query the RFID tag and determine where it was lost,
and find the problem point in its supply chain, whether it’s the supplier remo some of the inventory. For sales, employees buy goods at discounted prices in stores and
then sell them online. Cameras have also become faster and better in processing data collection. The RFID tag itself is more sensitive, and the integrated circuit that powers
the RFID tag has better performance and can create smaller layers.

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High frequency 13.56Mhz FPC rfid label, It has excellent properties such as high temperature resistance, compression resistance, corrosion resistance, flexibility, and strong
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