RFID Applications in Exhibitions

RFID is primarily used in exhibitions for attendee check-ins, interactive experiences, and exhibit management, with its core advantages being efficiency and enhanced user experience.

1. Efficient and seamless check-in

Participants wear badges embedded with RFID chips, which are automatically scanned and checked in by the system as they pass through the entrance, eliminating the need for manual registration or QR code scanning. This significantly improves check-in efficiency. Additionally, the system can track real-time attendance numbers and display check-in status on large screens, facilitating event management.

2. Enhanced Interactive Experience

RFID readers are embedded in venue interactive installations, allowing visitors to trigger simulated experiences, initiate games, or engage in check-in interactions simply by placing their wristbands or tags within the reading range, making the visit more convenient and enjoyable. Additionally, RFID technology can be utilized in AR exhibitions, where mobile peripherals detect exhibit tags to enable close-range augmented reality interactions.

3. Intelligent Exhibition Management

By attaching RFID tags to exhibits, the system can track their location and status in real time, facilitating asset management. Additionally, RFID technology can be integrated with behavior analysis cameras to monitor data such as audience dwell time in front of booths, providing a basis for optimizing exhibition layouts.