RFID promotion leading group established in Shenzh
2022-10-01- Detail
Shenzhen has established a leading group for RFID promotion
Shenzhen has established a leading group for radio frequency identification (RFID) promotion headed by Vice Mayor Liu Yingli. Next year, the manufacturing, commercial circulation and logistics enterprises in the city will gradually and comprehensively promote RFID technology through experiments
in order to enable enterprises to understand the application of RFID technology as soon as possible, the logistics office of the municipal government and the Shenzhen company of the Hong Kong Productivity Council jointly held a special salon on "the application and future of RFID"
However, the wet center is easy to make parts and electronic controldue to the lack of international unified standards, the electronic label technology has not been popularized and applied by enterprises from different sectors in the supply chain. Therefore, it is urgent to establish a global unified standard to promote the formation of the global "IOT". Because RFID has not yet formed a global unified standard, we still have some unique advantages in the development of global standards. China has begun to formulate national standards for electronic volume labels
before the experiment, check whether the connections of the experimental machine are normal. Experts suggest that in order to use RFID to enhance the self production and assembly competitiveness of Guangdong and Hong Kong logistics industry and manufacturing industry, first, carry out strategic research on RFID, second, make pilot test projects and promote experience, third, establish an expert group to study the role of RFID in cross-border trade, and fourth, all parties in the supply chain evaluate the economic benefits after the introduction of RFID. The promotion and application of electronic label technology will attract international buyers to invest in the Pearl River Delta, strengthen the management of enterprises in the region, speed up customs clearance, speed up information exchange and goods circulation in the region, and enhance comprehensive competitiveness
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