RFID technology has the advantages of being contactless, large-capacity, fast, highly fault-tolerant, anti-interference and corrosion-resistant, safe and reliable. Not only can the identification distance be near or far, but it can also read a large number of RFID tags at the same time.

RFID clothing tags take the clothing retail industry, which is currently the most widely used, as an example. At the source of the factory, the detailed information of each piece of clothing, such as brand, style, material, etc., is compiled into corresponding codes through the software system and entered into different RFID tags. These tags are equivalent to the "ID cards" of clothing, which correspond to each piece of clothing one-to-one and are bound with you.

At different stages of the supply chain, use corresponding equipment to batch identify RFID tags, integrate and obtain data, and feed it back to the smart terminal of the installation system to complete real-time tracking and management of clothing.

Through the RFID system, the accuracy and efficiency of inventory management have been significantly improved. Having higher accuracy and efficiency is the key to improving inventory management capabilities and corporate decision-making. RFID technology can indeed play an important role in promoting the accuracy and efficiency of enterprise inventory management.

RFID technology enables enterprises to continuously improve inventory accuracy, significantly reduce out-of-stock or slow-selling phenomena, reduce buffer inventory, optimize the critical value of repeated orders, and save shelf space. The sales volume of warehouses that implement RFID technology is about 3-8% higher than that of warehouses that do not implement RFID technology. Retailers' inventory counting speed is increased by about 20 times, and the accuracy of inventory data is increased to more than 30%.