RFID technology has advanced a lot and is more prevalent in logistics and supply chains. The use of RFID tags enhances accurate and fast inventory tracking and allows for enhanced security features. Due to the miniaturization of RFID technology, the size of RFID tags has been greatly reduced as developers producemicro tags. Today, tags are small enough to fit into animal and human cells.

There are countless advantages to using micro RFID tags. Some of the advantages associated with the miniaturization of RFID technology include:

1. Permanent storage of identity

This is one of the main advantages of implantable RFID tags, as it creates a permanent identification. Once data is encoded into an RFID tag, it cannot be stolen or lost. Encoded information can only be read using close-range scanning within the label location. With RFID technology, confusion can be prevented in places such as hospitals and missing persons can be more easily identified.

2. Pet chip

While micro tags are not yet common in human applications, they have come in handy for pet identification. Pet microchipping involves implanting a small tag into the pet that veterinarians can scan to identify animals with the tag displaced.

Handlers can easily identify lost animals by scanning the RFID microchip. The tag also stores information about the animal's special needs, such as medications and feeding habits.

While it has its advantages, the use of RFID also has its disadvantages. Some disadvantages of using micro RFID include:

1.Privacy issues

The development of RFID has raised potential privacy concerns for the technology. This question is mainly related to the use of micro RFID tags. In order to use it with the corresponding database, a micro RFID tag contains a unique identification number. The threat arises when third-party scanners gain access to this identification number allowing third parties to use it to track your assets.

2.Focus on health

像任何其他外国对象在你的身体,一个小鬼lanted RFID can cause health complications. Due to the extremely small size of the chip, you may not be traumatized, but the downside is that the injection area may become infected. Over time, the implanted microchip may become lodged on the surface of the skin, causing skin complications.

Likewise, if very strong RFID pulses are used, the chip can be damaged, causing trauma and irritation to surrounding body tissue.