10 papers analyzed
These studies suggest that an RFID-based food ration system can improve the Public Distribution System by reducing manual record-keeping, enhancing security, preventing forgery and theft, minimizing wastage, and ensuring proper distribution of food.
The implementation of RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) technology in food ration systems aims to address inefficiencies and malpractices in traditional public distribution systems. By leveraging RFID, these systems can enhance security, reduce fraud, and streamline the distribution process.
Enhanced Security and Fraud Prevention:
Automated and Efficient Record-Keeping:
Direct Communication and Transparency:
Reduction of Malpractices:
User Convenience and Accessibility:
The integration of RFID technology in food ration systems significantly enhances security, reduces fraud, and streamlines the distribution process. By automating record-keeping and ensuring real-time updates, these systems provide greater transparency and accountability. Additionally, the use of biometric verification and direct communication with users further prevents malpractices and improves user convenience. Overall, RFID-based ration systems offer a robust solution to the challenges faced by traditional public distribution systems.
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