Solution updated on: 2015/7/2 17:06:56 - by - - RFIDtagworld XMINNOV RFID Tag Manufacturer / SolutionID:859
RFID Tags could match with booth location which is easily find the right antique.
A “geofence ” can be configured between tag and reader that generates an alert when a tracked item is taken outside.
RFID in museum reduces unnecessary touching of the works, thus avoiding the damage risks.
Visitors could know detailed information about these works, like background, video, photos etc., by using their NFC mobile read the NFC RFID Tags.
RFID Readers can read hundreds or thousands of RFID tags at once, which allows for a quick inventory of the entire museum.

Keeping track of art collections is essential in a museum for many reasons, including insurance purposes. What most people don’t realize is that every museum has a lot of inventory that includes items on display, pieces in storerooms, and collections that have been lent to other museums for exhibits. This makes keeping track of where everything is very challenging and time consuming. Fortunately, in addition to storing your art collection in less space, we provide RFID Tracking Tag for museum art collection inventory management. With RFID Tracking Tag, you will be able to know the location of every piece of your art collection in real-time.
Tagging artwork, displays, and artifacts and establishing read zones throughout the museum enables near real-time location monitoring and tracking. RFID readers can also be set up at key points throughout the museum, such as entrances, exits, and windows, so that when art passes these points an alert is triggered. By tagging a display’s frame or protective case, pieces themselves can also become sensitive to touch or movement and can trigger an alarm if someone gets too close. Additionally, if thieves try to remove an item’s RFID tag, this can send out an alert that the piece is being tampered with.