The implementation of Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology
in industrial manufacturing and retail supply chain management has seen
strong growth in recent years. This is partly due to Wal-Marts RFID
mandate to its suppliers. As more companies along the global supply
chain adopt RFID, RFID tags embedded can be expected to proliferate in
virtually every industrial product, ranging from computers to
automobiles, in the near future. Large retailers likeWal-Mart and
government agencies such as the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) have
driven recent developments in RFID technology. This in turn has a
diffusion effect on hundreds of suppliers and manufacturers as their
products are required to be tagged before shipping to these giant
customers. RFID technology provides a good alternative to automatically
reading and writing product information. In addition to recording the
identity of an object, RFID technology also documents its current
status, recent past, and immediate future. Using modern identification
techniques, production systems can now produce variants of a product, or
even different products, at a batch size of one. A product with an RFID
tag can be viewed as an intelligent product. Several studies in this
emerging field indicate the necessity of adopting new manufacturing
approaches for making intelligent products. Digital receipt system is a
conceptual prototype of paperless receipt. The basic idea is when we
making a purchase with cash, magnetic card or RFID card the trisection
information is automatically packaged & sent to a data base & store in
it. This project can be implemented on any store like component store,
medical store or at which we have to create & maintain the records of
purchasing and sales of products.
