Automatic Data Capture

What does RFID stand for?

• Rapid Frequency Identification

• Remote Frequency Identification

• Real-time Frequency Identification

• Radio Frequency Identification

What is RFID technology used for?

• Detecting motion and presence.

• Encrypting data transmission.

• Tracking and identifying objects

• Monitoring temperature and humidity levels.

What are the main components of an RFID system?

• RFID tag, RFID reader, and the frontend system.

• Barcode scanner, RFID reader, and the backend system.

• RFID tag, barcode scanner, and the frontend system.

• RFID tag, RFID reader, and the backend system

What are the advantages of using RFID technology?

• Improved inventory management, increased efficiency and accuracy in tracking assets, enhanced security and anti-counterfeiting measures, and streamlined supply chain operations.

• Decreased accuracy in tracking assets, increased risk of theft and fraud, and limited scalability.

• Limited compatibility with existing systems, potential for data breaches, and increased implementation costs.

• Reduced costs and expenses, decreased labor requirements, and simplified data collection.

What are some common applications of RFID?

• asset tracking, library management systems, and toll collection systems

• inventory management, access control systems, supply chain management, and contactless payment systems

• parking management systems, healthcare tracking systems, and event ticketing systems

• animal tracking systems, waste management systems, and smart packaging systems

What is an RFID tag?

• An RFID tag is a small electronic device that uses radio frequency identification technology to store and transmit data wirelessly.

• An RFID tag is a tool used for scanning fingerprints.

• An RFID tag is a device used to measure temperature.

• An RFID tag is a type of barcode used to track inventory.

What is an RFID reader?

• A device that reads and captures information stored on barcodes using radio frequency identification technology.

• A device that reads and captures information stored on QR codes using radio frequency identification technology.

• A device that reads and captures information stored on RFID tags using radio frequency identification technology.

• A device that reads and captures information stored on magnetic stripes using radio frequency identification technology.

What is the main advantage of fingerprint recognition as a biometric authentication method?

• Compatibility with all devices.

• Low cost and affordability.

• Ease of use and convenience.

• Uniqueness and difficulty to forge

Which of the following is not a subtopic of biometrics?

• genetics

• fingerprint recognition

• iris scanning

• voice recognition

Which biometric modality is based on the unique patterns in the colored part of the eye?

• facial recognition

• iris recognition

• voice recognition

• fingerprint recognition