RFID Technology Helps Optical Stores Realize Virtual Try-on

In 2017, eyewear company Ray-Ban used a dock with a built-in RFID reader to display eyewear at the Vision Expo interactive exhibition. Customers can use the touch screen to view Float Hybrid information on the server. They can use the floor plan tool to view the glasses display map. When the technology was released for the first time, it attracted a large number of interested users to experience it.
Once customers enter the store, they can try on glasses. If customers need another color, they can choose another color and view the virtual try-on image on the display. When users want to learn more about the glasses they want to buy, they only need to place the glasses on the RFID-based On the table, you can learn the details of the glasses through the display. and make purchase decisions in-store.
The smart table uses a base with a built-in ID Innovations Low Frequency (LF) 125 KHz RFID reader. The hang tag on the glasses on display had an LF RFID tag built into it. When the user places the glasses on the base, the reader will read the unique ID number on the tag. The collected data is forwarded to the server, where the Float Hybrid software captures the ID and displays its bound content on the touch screen. Commodity anti-counterfeiting. The anti-counterfeiting of glasses in store sales is also of great significance. Based on the uniqueness of rfid tags, each glasses is equipped with a unique ID code, and the authenticity of the glasses can be checked through the equipment in the store.

In addition, RFID technology is used in glasses logistics to track and transport information.
RFID tags are attached to the courier, readers are installed in the distribution center, and software provided by the shipper is used to bind each tag's unique ID number and corresponding delivery information. The software also generates a message to the shipper when the glasses are delivered.
When the glasses leave the distribution center, these tags are read again, updating the shipping status. In addition, consumers can also log on to the official website to check when the glasses arrive or leave the distribution center.