Radio Frequency and Biometry in the Control of Military Material: Security, Agility, and Traceability in the Day Armorer Service

Abstract

The article discusses the implementation of radio frequency (RFID) and biometric systems to improve the control of military material in the Armed Forces. The proposal aims to replace the current handwritten system, which is slow and inefficient, with an automated system that ensures security, agility, and traceability in the distribution of weapons and equipment. The use of RFID tags will allow for quick identification of items, while biometrics, through fingerprint reading, will ensure that only authorized users have access to the material. The combination of these technologies promises to optimize the process, reduce distribution time, and increase the reliability of weapon control.