The RFID Reader

Instead of new RFID readers, more consumers would like to have RFID technology that is more reliable, as stated in an article by Robert Malone on Forbes.com.

Malone continued to say that ‘users mainly want them (RFID boxes) to talk straight’. Omron RFID’s chief strategist Bill Arnold, stated that his company has a “95%-98% yield rate on quality inlay performance”.

However, Malone states that this percentage would mean that “5,000 out of 100,000 units are unreliable”.

With RFID tags that are unable to provide reliable data, the question that arises is how safe is the data being used for military or other purposes.