Radio-frequency

Identification.
B ET T ER TH AN B AR C O DE S
WHAT IS RFID?
• Digital data encoded in RFID tags or smart labels (defined below) are
captured by a reader via radio waves.
• RFID has several advantages over systems that use barcode asset
tracking software. The most notable is that RFID tag data can be read
outside the line-of-sight, whereas barcodes must be aligned with an
optical scanner.
• RFID methods utilize radio waves to accomplish the communication
between devices and is not sensitive as electrical or laser components
when exposed to rough environments.
Cost effectiveness to work
• Cheap Price Transmitter Reader

• Proper working results High quality 120 800

Medium
• Can be safeguarded with plastic quality
89 475
guards that ensure Low quality 40 250
waterproofing and rough
terrain withstanding ability.
Work of RFID for our purpose.

Data transfer
• Transmitter connects with and conversion • The correspondent signal
readers via radio then sends the signal for
• A connection is • When in contact the automatic kill switch that
established. reader will receive a signal gives us our desired action
• The signal thus sent can
be coded as per “0” for off
and “1” for on with chip
Converted
Helmet to kill
signal into
switch.
action
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