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| RFID Tags And Chips: Changing The World
For Less Than The Price Of A Cup Of Coffee |
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Perhaps there has been no wireless technology
that has the potential to change the world as much as RFID. This simple
technology usually does nothing more than recite a serial number on
request. Yet, when combined with other technology such as real-time
databases, the technology can reduce costs, eliminate deaths, and
allow a bar patron to purchase a drink with nothing more than the
wave of a hand.
This RFID tage report investigates the many uses of RFID, looks
at the costs of making the tags, and looks at the many issues, including
privacy, that can potentially slow the spread of RFID. The report
contains estimates and a five-year RFID tag forecast for the number
of tags, revenue from tags, and RFID tag semiconductor revenue from
tags broken-down into the following segments: livestock, domestic
pets, humans, cartons/supply chain uses, pharmaceuticals, large freight
containers, package tracking, consumer products, security/banking/purchasing/access
control, and other. In addition, there are estimates and forecasts
for tag/label ASP for each of these segments. |
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- Executive Summary
- Methodology
- Background
- Types of RFID
- How Does RFID
Work?
- Properties
of Low Frequency (125 KHz & 134 KHz) Tags
- Properties
of High Frequency (13.56 MHz) Tags
- Properties
of Ultra High Frequency (868 MHz, 902 - 915 MHz) Tags
- Types of Tags
- The Cost of
Tags and Chips
- Manufacturing
- Conventional
Manufacturing
- Philips
Method
- Alien Technology
Method
- Problems With
The Technology
- Kill, Baby
Kill
- Uses for RFID
- Animals
- Humans
- Cartons/Supply
Chain
- Pharmaceuticals
- Large Freight
(Electronic Container Seal)
- Packages
- Consumer
Products
- Security/Banking/Purchasing/Access
Control
- Other
- RFID Forecasts
- Animals
- Humans
- Cartons/Supply
Chain
- Pharmaceuticals
- Large Freight
- Packages
- Consumer
Products
- Security/Banking/Purchasing/Access
Control
- Other
- Totals
- Conclusion
- Table 1. RFID Tag
Unit Shipments and RFIF Tag Revenue Summary (Units in Thousands, Revenue
in US$M)
- Table 2. EPC Defined
Classes
- Table 3. RFID Tags
Used In Animals (Units in Thousands, ASP in US$, Revenue in US$M)
- Table 4. RFID Tags
Used in Humans (Units in Thousands, ASP in US$, Revenues in US$M)
- Table 5. RFID Carton/Supply
Chain Tags (Units in Thousands, ASP in US$, Revenue in US$M)
- Table 6. RFID Pharmaceutical
Tags (Units in Thousands, ASP in US$, Revenue in US$M)
- Table 7. RFID Tags
Used On Large Freight (Units in Thousands, ASP in US$, Revenue in US$M)
- Table 8. RFID Package
Delivery Tags (Units in Thousands, ASP in US$, Revenue in US$M)
- Table 9. RFID Consumer
Product Tags (Units in Thousands, ASP in US$, Revenue in Millions)
- Table 10. RFID
Security/Banking/Purchasing/Access Control Tags (Units in Thousands,
ASP in US$, Revenues in US$M)
- Table 11. Other
RFID Tag Types (Units in Thousands, ASP in US$, Revenue in US$M)
- Table 12. Total
RFID Tag Market (Units in Thousands, Revenue in US$M)
- Figure 1. RFID
Tags Used in Livestock (Units in Thousands)
- Figure 2. RFID
Tags Used in Domestic Pets (Units in Thousands)
- Figure 3. RFID
Tags Used in Humans (Units in Thousands)
- Figure 4. RFID
Carton/Supply Chain Tags (Units in Thousands)
- Figure 5. RFID
Pharmaceutical Tags (Units in Thousands)
- Figure 6. RFID
Tags Used On Large Freight (Units in Thousands)
- Figure 7. RFID
Package Delivery Tags (Units in Thousands)
- Figure 8. RFID
Consumer Product Tags (Units in Thousands, ASP in US$, Revenues in US$M)
- Figure 9. RFID
Security/Banking/Purchasing/Access Control Tags (Units in Thousands)
- Figure 10. Other
RFID Tag Types (Units in Thousands)
- Figure 11. Total
RFID Tag Shipments By Application (Units in Thousands)
- Figure 12. Total
RFID Tag Revenue By Application (US$M)
- Figure 13. Total
RFID Tag Semiconductor Revenue By Application (Revenue in US$M)
- Figure 14. Average
RFID Tag ASP and RFID Tag Semiconductor ASP (ASP in US$)
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