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Which of the following wireless technologies would a company most likely implement for inventory management?
The correct answer is D. RFID. RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) is the standard technology for inventory management. RFID tags are inexpensive, passive (requiring no battery), and can be attached to products, pallets, or shelving. RFID readers can scan many tags simultaneously from a distance without line
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Which of the following wireless technologies would a company most likely implement for inventory management?
Options
- ANFC
- B5G
- CBluetooth
- DRFID
How the community answered
(36 responses)- A6% (2)
- B3% (1)
- D92% (33)
Explanation
RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) is the standard technology for inventory management. RFID tags are inexpensive, passive (requiring no battery), and can be attached to products, pallets, or shelving. RFID readers can scan many tags simultaneously from a distance without line-of-sight, making it ideal for rapid, large-scale inventory tracking in warehouses and retail. NFC is a short-range subset of RFID suited for point-of-sale or access control, not bulk inventory. 5G is a cellular broadband standard, not an inventory tagging technology. Bluetooth has limited range and requires pairing, making it impractical for passive inventory tags on thousands of items.
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