RFID injectable transponders are becoming more popular in both human and veterinary applications. The devices are used to store information that can be read by special scanners. This information can include the owner's contact information, medical history, or other important data. In some cases, the transponder may also be used to track the location of the animal or person wearing it. Software for this is devoloped by  a proffessional team and is very important in this process. The development of apps has made it possible for people to use their smartphones to read the information stored on RFID transponders. This is a convenient way to access the data, and it also eliminates the need to carry around a separate scanner. Embedded development softeq is used to program the transponders themselves. This software is typically proprietary and must be purchased from the manufacturer.