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RFID in China 2008-2018

IDTechEx Ltd
May 1, 2008
317 Pages - SKU: CGAQ1766074

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Countries covered: China

China has become the world's largest market for RFID by value. In 2008 the spend on RFID in East Asia will be $2.8 billion of $5.29 billion spent globally. The majority of this - $1.96 billion - is just in China. This is because of a peak in delivery of national identification cards in China prior to the 2008 Olympics. About $1.65 billion is being spent on 220 million of these cards, plus their associated systems, being delivered in 2008 out of a project commitment of $6 billion, the largest of any RFID project in the world. In addition to this, $310 million will be spent on other RFID tags and their systems.

However, as the deliveries of the national ID card saturate, the Chinese RFID market will sink below the US, and probably Japan, in value - but it will still be growing very fast. Within ten years the RFID market in China will more than compensate for the drop in delivery of national ID cards, buoyant sectors including animal tagging, transport, cash replacement cards, secure access, manufacturing, military and supply chain applications.

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1. INTRODUCTION: 1.1. RFID; 1.2. The RFID value chain; 1.3. Where tags are placed; 1.4. The RFID market in China; 1.5. Market Drivers and Barricades; 1.7. Industry; 1.8. The IDTechEx Knowledgebase; 1.9. Global RFID Ultimate potential
2. PROGRESS BY APPLICATIONAL SECTOR: 2.1. Largest RFID Orders in China; 2.2. Airlines and airports; 2.3. Animals and Farming; 2.4. Books, Libraries, Archiving; 2.5. Financial, Security, Safety; 2.6. Healthcare; 2.7. Land and Sea Logistics, Postal; 2.8. Leisure, Sports; 2.9. Manufacturing; 2.10. Military; 2.11. Passenger Transport, Automotive; 2.12. Retail, Consumer Goods
3. LOCAL RFID SUPPLIERS: 3.1. Region Overview; 3.2. Major RFID Operations in China; 3.3. Yangtze River Delta Region; 3.4. Pearl River Delta Region; 3.5. Beijing Region; 3.6. Other Regions
4. FOREIGN RFID SUPPLIERS WITH SIGNIFICANT PRESENCE IN CHINA: 4.1. Avery Dennison; 4.2. NXP Semiconductors (Formerly Philips); 4.3. Savi Technology; 4.4. ASK TongFang; 4.5. Giesecke & Devrient
5. CASE STUDIES OF RFID IN CHINA: 5.1. Airlines and airports; 5.2. Animals and Farming; 5.3. Books, Libraries, Archiving; 5.4. Financial, Security, Safety; 5.5. Healthcare; 5.6. Land and Sea Logistics, Postal; 5.7. Leisure, sports; 5.8. Manufacturing; 5.9. Military; 5.10. Passenger Transport, Automotive; 5.11. Retail, Consumer Goods
6. CHINA RFID MARKET 2008-2018: 6.1. Rise of the Chinese market; 6.2. Projected sales of RFID tags by territory; 6.3. Tags by application; 6.4. Number of RFID projects by country; 6.5. Analysis of IDTechEx Knowledgebase case studies in China; 6.6. Chinese use of RFID in the global context
APPENDIX 1: IDTECHEX PUBLICATIONS AND CONSULTANCY
APPENDIX 2: GLOSSARY
TABLES: 1.1. Where RFID tags are placed - categories used; 1.2. The approved usage of UHF band in China up to 2007; 1.3. Comparison of UHF regulation in Europe, North America, and China; 1.4. China's currently frequency allocation for RFID usage; 1.5. Major Applications by Frequencies; 1.6. Largest HF (cards and labels), UHF, and Microwave Orders to date in China; 2.1. Largest RFID deliveries in China to date (by tag volume); 2.2. Potential imminent large RFID orders in China (by tag volume); 2.3. Ultimate large RFID orders in China (by tag volume); 2.4. Leading live pig suppliers in China (with ongoing RFID pilots highlighted); 2.5. Links between RFID utilisation and IT budgets in Chinese hospitals; 2.6. Links between IT budget and hospital type, and location in China (with potential RFID users highlighted); 2.7. Regions with highest investment on information technology in hospitals (with potential RFID users highlighted); 2.8. Top 6 Car Manufacturing Countries in the world (2006); 2.9. Top 7 car manufacturers in China (sales in 2006), with ongoing RFID practice highlighted; 2.10. Largest motorbike manufacturers in China (sales in 2006), with ongoing RFID practice highlighted; 2.11. Major tyre manufacturers' presence in China; 2.12. Chinese container manufacturers' market share in global container market (with ongoing RFID practice highlighted); 2.13. Global market leaders in ship building industry; 2.14. Larger public transit cards; 3.1. Major Economic Indicators for The Yangtze River Delta cities (2005); 3.2. Largest RFID Operations in China (sorted by sales revenue); with national ID card scheme contractors highlighted; 3.3. Chinese RFID operations' positions in global league table (sorted by sales revenue); 3.4. Major Chinese RFID operations categorised by value chain positions and specialised frequencies; 3.5. Fudan Microelectronics 2005-2006 Financial Report; 5.1. Progress of Chinese national ID card issuing; 5.2. List of RFID suppliers to Chinese national ID card scheme; 5.3. Global market for China National ID cards 2008-2018; 5.4. Characteristics of market for China ID card 2008-2018; 5.5. Key components; 5.6. Comparison of MTR's new RFID process with the conventional manual approach; 6.1. Total RFID Market Projections in US dollar billions 2008-2018; 6.8. Number of RFID tags, in millions, sold in China by RFID application sector; 6.9. Average price of RFID tags sold in China, by application sector, in US dollars; 6.10. Total spend on RFID tags sold in China, by application sector, in millions of US dollars; 6.11. Total RFID market value in China in millions of dollars; 6.12. Major market drivers for RFID in China by applicational category 2008-2018
FIGURES: 1.1. The RFID value chain; 1.2. Number of case studies; 2.1. EH0218 handheld contactless smart card reader from Shenzhen Smart Able; 3.1. Huahong NEC's first fab; 3.2. Huahong NEC's second fab; 3.3. Shanghai Huahong Integrated Circuit Company is heavily exporting RFID cards and tickets; 3.4. Raifu's patented UHF interrogator for warehouse management, logistics, and production process control,; 3.5. Raifu's patented UHF interrogator for access control, production process control; 3.6. Rio card with printed antenna; 3.7. Hyan student rail discount labels with five turn antenna screen printed with silver ink.; 3.8. Hyan Anti-conterfeit HF labels for Chinese car manufacturer, FAW Volkswagen; 3.9. Longsun supplies Acitve RFID container e-seals to China Customs; 3.10. The first RFID labels flip chip manufacturing device in China; 3.11. 315MHz RFID tag and reader for mine safety; 3.12. Guangzhou Honglimaowu Info Tech Co Ltd / Guangzhou Dahua Intelligence Tech Co Ltd is manufacturer of contactless smart cards, HF and UHF RFID labels; 3.13. Vision Electronics is the market leader for interrogators for mining safety; 3.14. ASGCC contactless smart cards interrogator for highway tolling; 3.15. Cantechs' 20,000 sq metres auto-id research centre in Shenyang City; 3.16. Beijing Winson Smart Labels Technology Research Centre specialises in passive RFID technology; 3.17. Synjones contactless smart card interrogator; 3.18. Synjones interrogator for national ID cards (handheld, floor, tabletop); 5.1. Shanghai Pudong Airport, luggage tagging pilot; 5.2. RFID tag for poultry from Shanghai Shenbo; 5.3. Sichuan pig tagging; 5.4. The Chinese national ID card does not include a microprocessor for highest security; 5.5. Student discount card for train tickets.; 5.6. Mining safety would be one of the most likely application areas; 5.7. Millions of the gas cylinders had been fitted with RFID labels by early 2007; 5.8. IPPC Stamp; 5.9. EPCglobal-compliant RFID system announced by China Post; 5.10. System playing a key role in guaranteeing the safety of building projects; 5.11. People's Liberation Army, Vehicle Plates; 5.12. RFID vehicle plates; 5.13. ETC system at Beijing Airport Highway; 5.14. Electronic toll collection system reduces congestion at busy toll booths; 5.15. The TIRIS 915 MHz AVI system; 5.16. Single-use RFID tickets per year each embedded with a contactless Mifare UltraLight chip; 5.17. Locomotive tags and carriage tags; 5.18. Tabletop and handheld reader; 5.19. Antenna on rail.; 5.20. Shipments are tagged in distribution centres; 5.21. White Cat Co and Modern Logistics Co. jointly conducted a pilot to deploy RFID technology; 5.22. Readers and tags; 5.23. 200 RFID condom distribution machines appeared in Shanghai in November 2004; 5.24. The mobile phone 'charm' and kiosk reader; 5.25. Wincor Nixdorf trial in Germany; 6.1. Top ten countries by number of case studies on the IDTechEx RFID Knowledgebase 2008; 6.2. RFID Tag location in China; 6.3. Project status in China; 6.4. Active/Passive in China; 6.5. Frequency band in China; 6.6. Read/Write in China; 6.7. Applications in China; 6.8. Tag shape in China

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