X-Trace Technology opens a new era of RFID IoT packaging

From April 22nd to 25th, the 11th Chengdu Printing and Packaging Industry Expo will be held at the Chengdu Century City New International Convention and Exhibition Center. It will be the largest, highest-grade, and most complete industrial chain packaging procurement exchange event in the west. Chengdu Xinhaoxin Technology Co., Ltd. will bring its RFID electronic tags, "trace to the end" platform and packaging anti-counterfeiting products to appear at this Chengdu Printing and Packaging Exhibition.

According to relevant data, by 2022, China will become the world's number one packaging country. However, although China has ranked among the major packaging countries in terms of total volume, there is a large gap between the variety, quality, new product research and development capabilities and economic benefits of developed countries. How to “integrate packaging and technology” and make a sudden emergence in the global packaging field has become an urgent problem for the industry.

As a comprehensive high-tech enterprise specializing in the research and development, production, sales and service of independent RFID core technology in China, Xinhaoxin Technology will bring a set of RFID chips, software and hardware equipment, and system integration of IoT packaging at this exhibition. The solution meets the IoT needs of manufacturers and packagers, and provides professional technical support for companies interested in the development of IoT packaging.

With the development and deep integration of innovative technologies such as printed electronics, RFID, and flexible display, especially the rapid development of RFID technology and electronic tags, IoT packaging has become an important trend in the packaging industry. It is estimated that by 2023, the market size of China's intelligent IoT packaging industry is expected to exceed 200 billion yuan, and it will also become an important opportunity for China's packaging industry to achieve curve overtaking.

RFID electronic chip has the characteristics of data security encryption, non-copying and tampering, superior physical performance, anti-fouling power and durability; small size and many shapes, which can store large-capacity data; it does not need light source to read, and can recognize multiple targets in batches. It is widely used in almost all fields and industries such as food, beverage, medicine, office supplies, daily necessities, and electronic products.

The tamper-evident electronic tag independently developed by X-Trace integrates a circuit with "time stamp algorithm" and "physical state awareness" into a chip based on radio frequency identification (RFID) technology, giving each product a unique number DNA, easy to realize the management and view of the whole life cycle of the product. The patented RFID tamper-evident chip tag is implanted in the packaging seal. If it is opened during transportation, the sensor in the chip will be triggered, and the unsealed state of the item will be recorded truthfully, preventing counterfeit and shoddy goods, fleeing goods, dropping packages in the middle, and packaging damage For security issues, consumers only need to touch the label with the NFC function of the mobile phone to quickly check the unpacking status, further protecting the rights and interests of buyers and sellers.

In addition, RFID IoT packaging can also give digital life to products, allowing good products to speak for themselves: manufacturers interact with consumers through packaging and carry out marketing activities; consumers download the traceability app (ID: traceability) and use NFC to touch the label To interact with the merchant. In addition, merchants can monitor data in real time on the PC side and adjust strategies to ensure accurate marketing.

This year's Printing and Packaging Exhibition will last 4 days. If you want to learn more about cutting-edge technology and the latest applications, welcome to Booth A245 in Hall 9 of Century City. X-Trace invites you to experience smart life on site.