Introduction to the Application of RFID Smart Tags in Shopping Malls The application of RFID smart tags in shopping malls has formed a comprehensive system covering product management, customer experience, and operational optimization. Its core value lies in achieving full-process digital transformation through wireless radio frequency identification technology. Below are the main application scenarios and technical implementations: 1. Product Lifecycle Management 1. Smart Inventory Counting RFID tags can be read in batches (tens per second), eliminating the need for individual scanning and improving inventory efficiency by over three times compared to traditional methods. Using fixed or handheld readers, the system can monitor shelf stock levels, locations, and expiration dates in real time, automatically triggering replenishment processes. 2. Theft and Damage Prevention The RFID gate at the exit can detect unaccounted-for goods, combined with AI-powered camera verification of tag status, reducing theft by 25%. Special anti-interference tags (e.g., metal/liquid-resistant materials) prevent misreads caused by stacked goods. 2. Customer Experience Upgrade 1. Contactless payment The brand achieves "walk-out" payment through smart shopping baskets integrated with RFID: a bill is automatically generated when items are placed in the basket, supporting barcode or facial recognition payment, with the entire process taking just 30 seconds. 2. Smart Shopping Guide The smart shopping cart equipped with RFID technology can display product location navigation and inventory information, while the fitting room screen synchronizes to recommend matching products, improving try-on conversion rates by 25%. 3. Operational Efficiency Optimization 1. Supply chain transparency RFID tags permeate every stage of the supply chain, enabling real-time tracking of product flow, reducing stockouts, and minimizing inventory backlog. 2. Data-Driven Decision Making The system collects data on customer movement patterns, picking and placing behaviors, and other relevant metrics to optimize shelf displays and promotional strategies. 3. Technical Support System • Tag Features: The ultra-high frequency (UHF) RFID tag (860-960MHz) supports long-range batch reading and can be extended with sensor integration for temperature and humidity monitoring. • Security Mechanism: Quantum encryption technology ensures secure data transmission, while algorithms prevent tag forgery. Currently, RFID technology is integrating with AI and 5G, driving the transformation of shopping malls toward "unmanned and intelligent" operations.