Category: RFID application

Work-in-progress (WIP) tracking refers to the process of monitoring the movement of items or materials through various stages of the production process. WIP tracking is important in manufacturing and other industries where items are produced in stages, as it provides real-time visibility into the

I. Project Background With the development of enterprises and the increase of efficiency, the production of goods is becoming more and more diversified, and warehouse management has become a top priority for enterprises, because it is not only related to the efficiency of the

The stock inventory is extremely important in warehouse management operations. Inventory items and data are very large, and the placement, quantity and type of items in the warehouse inventory area make the inventory workload very heavy. Most of the traditional inventory management through manual

Nowadays, the Internet of Things is in a stage of rapid development, and RFID technology has penetrated into almost every industry sector. RFID technology, also known as radio frequency identification (RFID) technology, can identify specific targets and read and write relevant data through wireless

RFID technology is a non-contact automatic identification technology, with non-contact, long-distance, fast reading multiple tags and other characteristics, significant application in the field of tool management, able to realize the fine control of the work apparatus, to help prevent accidental loss of tools resulting

Inventory management is one of the biggest challenges all manufacturers face. Failing to stay on top of this task means dealing with supply and product shortages, improper stock storage, and inefficient use of storage spaces. Having an outdated inventory management system is one of

Passive RFID tags electronically store data enabling RFID readers and antennas to identify and track objects. Each RFID tag has specific attributes that define its limitations physically, environmentally, and mechanically. When applied to a particular RFID system’s requirements, these limitations help narrow down the search

Most RFID systems consist of three elements: Tag: It’s composed of an antenna to transmit and to receive signals and an RFID chip that contains information on the object to which it’s affixed; Reader: It’s the mind of the RFID system and it’s necessary

As the popularity of RFID technology has grown over the past few years, so has its reputation as a highly versatile method of adding business value. RFID readers can be integrated with other tracking systems, such as barcodes, to create a truly customized solution. While most