China's Armed Police is introducing RFID technology to replace the
traditional paper label with fine-designed RFID tags to examine army
vehicles. This is an innovative application in China's military; it's
expected to improve the efficiency of annual vehicle examination of
Armed Police.
Transportation fuel agent of Armed Police's Logistics Department
worked with Beijing Tsing Hua Electronic Ltd, Co to develop RFID tag,
which is consisted with passive electronic chip and exterior synthetic
material. Electronic chip contains vehicle number, ownership, annual
examination, environmental inspection, insurance, access control and
other information. The life cycle of RFID tag is 10 years.
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