Abstract
Abstract With incoming Industry 4.0 implementation, RFID technology is becoming one of the main part for (not only) automotive industry, as a source to identify any inconsistencies or failures in automated processes. Its implementation in the automated workplaces is conditioned by the real-time data collection depending on workflows and increasing demands for processing, and publishing of these data. As such, RFID technology enables the real-time data integration from objects as well as from people or inventory management, asset management and monitoring, alarm collection and evaluation, predictive maintenance, and overall critical digital communications.
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