Easier inventory management: glasses “check in”
In the past, you had to count glasses one by one, and you would make mistakes if you were not careful. With RFID Tags, each pair of glasses is affixed with a unique small label, just like everyone has their own ID card. Just scan it with an RFID device, and you will know clearly where the glasses are and whether they are out of stock. And you can scan several pairs at a time, without having to scan them one by one, saving time and effort.
In the glasses store, the sensors on the shelves can also automatically detect whether the glasses have been taken away or misplaced, and remind you to restock them in time, so you don’t have to worry about the hot-selling models being sold out and no one noticing.
Buying glasses is like visiting a science and technology museum, and the experience is better!
RFID is not just a little helper in the store, it also makes the experience of buying glasses cooler for customers! For example, when you pick up a pair of glasses, the electronic screen next to it will immediately display the material of the glasses, the suitable degree, the price, etc., as if the glasses are “introducing themselves”.
Some stores are also equipped with special mobile apps. Just scan them and they can recommend glasses that suit your face shape or style, making shopping more interesting and worry-free.
There are also tricks to prevent counterfeit goods, so you can buy them with peace of mind
There are many fake glasses on the market now, especially some big brands are more likely to be counterfeited. Fortunately, RFID tags can play an “anti-counterfeiting” role. Each tag is unique and cannot be copied, which is equivalent to installing an “anti-counterfeiting chip” on each pair of glasses.
From production, transportation to selling to you, the entire process can be tracked and recorded. Just scan the label to know whether the glasses are genuine, so you can buy and use them with peace of mind.
RFID makes the glasses industry smarter
In general, RFID is like the “smart brain” of the glasses world. It not only helps manage inventory and prevent counterfeits, but also provides customers with a better experience. In the future, when it is more closely integrated with the Internet of Things (IoT) technology, the eyewear industry will become more efficient, safer, and more understanding of each of us.
