Automatic Item and Object Identification

In just seconds, you can locate items, compile a list of fixed assets, verify available raw materials, identify service items, monitor access zones, and perform many other activities requiring control. RFID technology allows you to conveniently, quickly, and accurately conduct the required inspection of items, saving time and costs associated with manual inspections or the use of other methods or tools.

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RFID technology is a solution for many industries

Location of Warehouse Raw Materials

Marking storage bays with RFID tags allows for the collection of information about materials placed and retrieved. When a semi-finished product is placed in the storage bay, the employee in the next work center receives a notification that the work item is ready for picking. For finished products, information about the order being ready for pickup is sent to the WMS system and also sent to the customer. This helps maintain production flow, prevents wasted time, and prevents product backlogs.

Picking goods for sale

RFID facilitates the accurate picking of orders containing large quantities of items. Each item that arrives in a package is identified according to its assigned tag, eliminating the risk of errors—missing items or duplicate accessories. The packed order passes through a gate, and the system verifies the quantity and type of items in the package. If any irregularities are detected, the order is placed on hold and does not leave the warehouse, preventing later and costly complaints.

Inventory Taking in a Distributed Model

RFID makes inventory taking easier, especially in a distributed model. The type and quantity of fixed assets in individual rooms or in a warehouse can be quickly identified. It's also more convenient to conduct inventory and inventory reviews in large service facilities, such as hotels or restaurants. You can quickly determine whether assets are missing, are in the correct room, and require repairs.

Verifying Product Authenticity

RFID technology allows us to determine the factory condition of a product. Thanks to tags embedded in individual components, a dealer or service technician performing routine warranty inspections can easily verify that the components remain original and have not been replaced with unauthorized manufacturer replacements during use.

Servicing and Component Replacement

RFID technology simplifies servicing and replacing damaged or worn-out components. Using the information stored on the tag, the technician can quickly retrieve data on maintenance and replacement work performed, as well as whether the work was performed by a qualified person within the scope of the contract.

Transparency of Production Stages

RFID ensures transparency and traceability of all production stages. It complements information recorded in the MES system by an employee or directly from the machine. The tag, acting as a carrier, moves throughout the production hall with the object, and antennas on the work cells read the information contained on it regarding the completed order. This facilitates the verification of the duration of individual stages, the amount of work performed at a given time, and the proper use of materials in the production process.

Tool Management in Production

Tagging equipment in the tool room allows for quick verification of whether a given tool has been returned or is still in use. After a job is completed, it is also easier to locate equipment left outside the office and check for missing items. This information streamlines purchasing management and the disposal process. Authorized personnel receive data on the number of tools to be disposed of and the quantity required for an order.

RFID technology facilitates the identification and location of objects.

You can recognize objects in seconds, regardless of distance, surface area, or the number of components. This technology streamlines identification and control processes in many areas of business. The technology is used in industrial processes, logistics, warehousing, security, trade, and services. It facilitates inventory, maintenance, and control work. It supports occupational health and safety by designating access zones and organizing evacuations.

Data Storage

The ability to store more detailed information about an object on an RFID medium.

Data Editing

The ability to repeatedly edit data encoded on the medium to update it.

Registry

Information about saved objects and items is available in a single system.

Identification

Wireless data transmission that does not require direct contact with the object.

Discover the benefits of radio frequency identification of objects and items

Reading a large number of elements spread over a large area in just a few seconds.

More efficient and accurate object identification, saving time and associated costs.

Elimination of manually completed paper documentation in favor of an electronic register.

Eliminacja błędów, jak braki czy powielenia, które mogą wystąpić przy innych metodach identyfikacji.

Organize items efficiently, track them easily, and quickly identify their location.

More efficient performance of controlling work, ensuring greater transparency.

RFID enables rapid identification of multiple objects

RFID technology is used wherever efficient monitoring and precise, real-time identification of objects are required. It is ideal for large areas and distances, as well as for large numbers of items, as it can detect a single item or a larger group in just a few seconds. RFID identification is performed remotely and contactlessly, so direct contact is not required to identify a specific object. The entire process is continuous, and the captured information about the object is immediately available and ready for reading in the system.


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