Shenzhen Rakinda Technologies Co., Ltd.

SHENZHEN, China — Shenzhen Rakinda Technologies Co., Ltd., a global leader in automatic identification and data capture (AIDC) solutions specializing in barcode, RFID, and IoT technologies, recently welcomed Shreyans, a distinguished business delegate from India, to its headquarters for an in-depth project negotiation and technology showcase.

The meeting, which centered on the integration of Rakinda’s cutting‑edge face recognition and RFID systems into upcoming Indian projects, underscores Rakinda’s strategic focus on expanding its footprint across South Asia—one of the world’s fastest‑growing smart technology markets.

India’s biometrics market reached nearly USD 2.93 billion in 2024 and is projected to expand at a CAGR of 14.50%, hitting approximately USD 11.35 billion by 2034. Meanwhile, India’s RFID market was valued at USD 1.80 billion in 2024 and is forecast to reach USD 3.42 billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of 11.10%. These figures highlight an urgent demand for secure, AI‑powered identity verification and automated tracking solutions—precisely the technologies Rakinda delivers at scale.

“Welcoming Shreyans to our headquarters was more than a routine site visit—it was a convergence of vision and technical expertise,” said a Rakinda spokesperson. “India is undergoing a profound digital transformation, and our goal is to equip local enterprises with the tools they need for operational excellence and real‑time visibility.”

During the visit, Shreyans toured Rakinda’s R&D labs and manufacturing facility, where he received live demonstrations of the company’s flagship solutions:

F5 Face Recognition Attendance & Access Control Terminal – an Android‑based biometric device featuring an infrared binocular camera, 8‑inch touchscreen, and recognition accuracy exceeding 99.9%. The terminal supports 3D TOF super scanning with integrated Baidu algorithm, offering face tracking and detection in approximately 20ms and in‑vivo detection in as little as 0.6ms for a 1,000‑person library.

UHF RFID Readers & Integrated Inventory Management Systems – including the SM‑8288A long‑range fixed UHF RFID reader, compatible with ISO18000‑6C (EPC C1GEN2) and ISO18000‑6B, delivering a stable reading distance of 12–15 meters with support for multi‑work modes (auto, command, triggering).

New Retail Solutions – integrating RFID UHF technology, two‑dimensional code readers, intelligent inventory counting systems, face recognition technology, and NFC credit card technology to create seamless omnichannel retail experiences.

Throughout the negotiation, the parties explored tailored deployment strategies for India’s key verticals:

Smart Office and Corporate Campuses – leveraging F5 Plus face recognition attendance management terminals with binocular infrared live body detection, supporting a local staff library of 20,000 personnel and temperature screening capabilities to meet post‑pandemic safety requirements.

Logistics and Warehouse Management – utilizing RFID‑enabled real‑time shipment tracking and inventory visibility to tackle India’s supply chain inefficiencies exacerbated by infrastructure challenges and manual processes.

Retail Automation and Loss Prevention – deploying industrial‑grade RFID handhelds capable of reading up to 40 items per second, drastically accelerating inventory counts while reducing stock‑outs and shrinkage.

Government and Public Infrastructure – drawing on Rakinda’s track record in major events (such as the 4th Digital China Summit, where F3 face recognition terminals and T8 health code terminals were deployed), to propose similar solutions for Indian e‑Governance applications including UIDAI (Aadhaar), E‑Passports, and driving licenses.

Rakinda’s SDK offerings and customizable OEM/ODM services provide the flexibility needed to address India’s diverse market needs. The company’s facial recognition modules are engineered for high accuracy and fast processing, with certified payment scanners ensuring transaction security—a critical advantage for India’s booming digital payments ecosystem.

Discussions also highlighted Rakinda’s recent international successes as a blueprint for the Indian expansion:

Dubai (December 2025): A strategic project collaboration deploying Rakinda‘s facial recognition technology and access control systems, aligning with Dubai’s vision for smart security infrastructure.

Bangladesh (October 2025): A landmark partnership to bring advanced RFID technology to logistics, warehouse management, retail inventory control, and textile manufacturing—sectors where India shares similar growth trajectories.

Angola (March 2026): A delegation visit to explore OEM facial recognition modules and biometric access control solutions supporting the nation’s digital transformation.

Spain (September 2025): Strategic talks on IoT‑based access control and security solutions, including QR code door locks and palm vein recognition technology.

These global partnerships demonstrate Rakinda’s ability to deliver locally adapted, high‑performance smart solutions across diverse regulatory and cultural landscapes. Shreyans expressed strong interest in the company‘s 3D structured light facial recognition modules, which use a multimodal fusion algorithm to prevent 3D mask attacks—an increasingly important security feature for high‑stakes Indian applications.

At the close of the visit, both parties agreed on a clear roadmap that includes pilot deployments in selected Indian cities, joint marketing initiatives, and the establishment of local technical support channels to ensure seamless integration and after‑sales service. This partnership model mirrors the success Rakinda has achieved in Bangladesh, where a local agent provides on‑the‑ground technical support, customized implementation plans, and comprehensive training programs.

“This is not just about hardware—it’s about building trust, sharing knowledge, and creating technology that works for everyone,” the Rakinda spokesperson added. “Shreyans‘s visit marks the beginning of a long‑term collaboration that will bring smarter, safer, and more efficient IoT solutions from Chinese innovation to the Indian market, collectively charting a new course for smart security and automation in the IoT era.”