A Novel Subway Automatic Ticket Inspection System Based on RFID Devices

This study proposes a novel subway automatic ticket inspection system based on RFID devices, which aims to improve authentication efficiency in large-scale RFID systems. The system utilizes advanced RFID technology to automate ticketing processes, improve passenger convenience, and increase operational efficiency. The proposed system consists of automatic ticket vending machines and automatic ticket inspection machines strategically placed in subway stations. These machines use RFID technology to quickly process electronic tickets, reducing manual labor and improving overall system efficiency. The study reviews related work on RFID technology, discusses the proposed model, presents simulation and verification results, and provides a comprehensive analysis of the study. In addition, the study presents methodologies for the RFID encryption and security modeling, NFC device design and enhancement, and a comprehensive subway automatic ticket inspection system based on RFID devices. The systematic evaluation of RFID security performance highlights importance of optimizing authentication efficiency and reducing the number of invalid identifications of illegal tags. Experimental results show that the proposed method achieves a higher recognition rate compared to traditional methods, suggesting its potential for improving subway ticket inspection systems.