Explore RFID and NFC product requirements for hotels, healthcare and other applications, with questions to resolve before ordering.
Hospitality
A hotel RFID project can cover room key cards the locks accept, guest wristbands for pools, spas and cashless spending, and tags on linen and uniforms. Proud Tek manufactures these in its Shenzhen factory; locks, laundry readers and property-management software come from the property's system providers. This page sets out the decisions for each part and how to check samples against those systems.
Healthcare
Hospitals use RFID where a wrong identification has a cost: matching a patient to a treatment, controlling who enters a ward, keeping track of scrubs and gowns through the laundry, labelling blood units and tracking reusable surgical instruments through reprocessing, and finding equipment. The chip should hold only an identifier that the hospital's systems resolve, not patient data. This page sets out the workflows, the tag and credential types that fit them, the compliance points to confirm, and what Proud Tek does and does not supply.
Retail & apparel
Item-level RFID puts a passive UHF tag in each item's price ticket, hang tag or label, so a store can count stock with a handheld in a fraction of the time a barcode count takes. This guide covers the evidence, Walmart and other retailer programmes, inlay approval, encoding, EAS, costs and what Proud Tek manufactures.
