1 / 22

RFID/ NFC

RFID/ NFC. Charlotte Schaupp, Maile Paschall, Shyann Viernes. What is RFID?. Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) wireless non-contact use of Radiofrequency electromagnetic fields to transfer data, for the purpose of automatically identifying and tracking tags attached to objects.

dooley
Download Presentation

RFID/ NFC

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

  1. RFID/ NFC Charlotte Schaupp, Maile Paschall, Shyann Viernes

  2. What is RFID? • Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) • wireless non-contact use of Radiofrequency electromagnetic fields to transfer data, for the purpose of automatically identifying and tracking tags attached to objects.

  3. RFID- How does it work? • 3 components: • antenna • RFID reader/ interrogator • RFID tag/ “smart label” • Passive • Active • RFID and how it works

  4. RFID- How does it work? Diagram of how RFID works:

  5. RFID- How is it used? • First used on military aircrafts to identify approaching planes, friend or foe (WWII) • Convenience for the consumers • implanted in people to track personnel • tracking distribution of products from manufacturer to stores.

  6. RFID- Who is using it? • Hospitals • Construction/ Engineering • Grocery Stores • Walmart • Agriculture

  7. What is NFC? • Near Field Communication (NFC) • a short-range wireless technology that enables the communication between devices over a short distance.

  8. NFC- How does it work? • Components: • NFC transmitter • NFC tag • Passive • Active

  9. NFC- How does it work? Diagram of how NFC works:

  10. NFC- How is it used? • Making payments • Data Exchange • Ticketing • Smart Posters

  11. NFC- Who is using it? • Target • Walmart • Safeway • Starbucks • Nordstroms • Coca-Cola • Popeyes

  12. NFC - Effects on Businesses Quick, Secure Transactions

  13. NFC - Effects on Businesses Peer-to-Peer Communications

  14. NFC - Effects on Businesses Information Transfer

  15. RFID - Advantages • Quality Control • Reliable Supply • Chain Management • Enhanced Inventory • Replenishment

  16. RFID - Disadvantages • Costly • Lacks Standardization • Reliability Issues • Privacy Concerns

  17. RFID - Have the issues been resolved? • High Return on Investment • Development of Standards • Ongoing improvements of • data management • Increasing protection • measures

  18. Advantages of NFC ●Convenience ●User Friendly ●Versatile Businesses has advantages too . . . ●Improve Customer Service ●Real Time Updates-Improve staff communication Track employees, update notes

  19. Disadvantages of NFC •Costly for Businesses •Privacy Concerns •Security Risks oEavesdropping oData Modification oRelay of Attack (man-in-the-middle) )

  20. Similarities and Differences ~ Two-way communication ~ One-way communication ~ Operating range up to 10cm ~ Operating range up to 100m ~ New technology-subset of ~ Older Technology RFID ~ One trick tech: detects info ~ Complex-3 Modes from tag-inventory control

  21. Future of NFC • NFC technology is already widely used in Europe, Asia, and Japan • Starting to gain rapid development in U.S. • ABI Research predicts that “1.95 billion NFC-enabled devices will ship in 2017” • NFC Forum states that “the global membership of NFC in its forum has exceeded 170 organizations”

  22. Thank You!!!

More Related