Livestock and poultry industry chain information acquisition, delivery and interaction terminal system

Abstract

The invention relates to a livestock and poultry breeding industry chain information acquisition, delivery and interaction terminal system, the system comprises a microprocessor, a data-aware system connected with the microprocessor, a data transmission system, a power supply system, a display module and a print module, and the system is characterized in that: the data-aware system adopts a high and low frequency RFID as a core and is formed by cooperating with corresponding ear tag; the data transmission system adopts GPRS as a core, and receiving and transmitting of relevant data are finished through a mobile network; on the basis of hardware, the system adopts a dynamic frame size adjustment algorithm based on a slotted-ALOHA protocol, so that a condition of a plurality of tags interfering with each other is effectively avoided.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to an industrial chain information management system, in particular to a livestock and poultry industrial chain information collection, inheritance and interactive terminal system. Background technique [0002] my country has implemented the animal immunization labeling system since 2002. The "Livestock Law of the People's Republic of China" clearly stipulates that breeders must establish breeding files for livestock and poultry and carry out labeling. In 2006, the "Livestock and Poultry Labeling and Breeding Files" issued The "Management Measures" officially launched the construction of the "Animal Identification and Disease Traceability System", and it was promoted nationwide in 2007. The regulatory system, risk monitoring, handling and evaluation of safety accidents have been further supplemented and improved; internationally, countries are also taking food safety as a national strategy, formulating strict animal husbandry inform...

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[0003] At present, most domestic breeding owners use a combination of two-dimensional ear tags and one-dimensional barcodes for livestock and poultry identification, which is still lacking in reading accuracy, reading speed, and readability. Most livestock and poultry breeding enterprises using RFID ear tag solutions have problems such as susceptibility to interference, insufficient scanning distance, inconsistent standards, and lack of intermediate links.

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