The historical development of RFID.Animal ID with Syringe manufacture

　　The historical development of RFID

　　Since RFID technology originated in developed countries in Europe and America, it also entered the market application stage earlier than other regions. The commercial application of RFID technology has begun in the late 1960s, and the electronic commodity surveillance system (EAS) based on the "1-bit transponder" has been widely used in shopping malls and supermarkets, mainly for anti-theft in shopping malls, and is still in use today. In the 1980s and 1990s, with the improvement and popularization of chip and electronic technology, Europe took the lead in applying RFID technology to civil fields such as highway tolls.

　　The American company announced in January 2003 that it would purchase 500 million RFID tags at a unit price of less than 10 cents, and install them on each product for experimentation, which opened the prelude to the application of RFID in the commercial logistics field. The world's largest retailer, Wal-Mart, requires all suppliers to attach RFID tags to their product packaging. This action has resulted in the purchase of RFID tags as high as 1 billion. In terms of government procurement, the U.S. Department of Defense has also promoted a plan to fully introduce electronic tags, requiring suppliers to use RFID tags on shipping boxes, containers, and boxes worth 24 billion U.S. dollars a year.

　　In Europe, 4 of the top 10 retail giants announced that they will start using RFID in 2004. British retail giant Tesoc decided to use electronic tags for non-food crates in distribution centers from April 2004 to track these crates to various shopping malls. The world's fifth-largest retailer, Germany Metro, announced that it will begin to significantly expand the application of electronic tags in November 2004-the "shop of the future": from the supplier's products to the shelves, RFID tags will be used to carry out the circulation of goods. Tracking management. The targets include 100 suppliers, 10 logistics outlets, and 250 branches in Germany.

　　Market Application of RFID in my country

　　As early as 1993, the government's determination to create my country's electronic payment system and to create a new era of financial electronics, the key to the implementation of the Golden Card Project. The Golden Card Project is an extremely large social system project and a long-term large-scale project led by the state. In the more than 20 years since the launch of the Golden Card Project, the application of RFID in the domestic Internet of Things (including bank cards, smart cards, electronic tags, etc.) has been greatly promoted.

　　In 2004, the National Golden Card Project listed the pilot application of RFID electronic tags as the focus of its work, and launched a large number of demonstration projects. In 2005, the Ministry of Information Industry approved the establishment of an RFID standard working group to further promote the development of domestic RFID industrialization.

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