rfid tablet computer industry wide application (UHF ultra-high frequency+NFC high frequency)
rfid tablet reader
Warehouse inventory operation
1, Warehouse logistics (main hot selling scenario, UHF long-distance 3-15 meter batch label reading)
Quick inventory of the entire warehouse: While walking along the shelves, batch reading of pallet labels on the entire shelves can identify hundreds of items at once, increasing inventory efficiency by 8 times without scanning barcodes one by one;
Inbound/Outbound/Relocation: Remote verification of whole pallet goods, forklift mounted RFID tablet, high-altitude three-dimensional warehouse goods do not need to be unpacked for verification, real-time synchronization with WMS warehousing system;
Cold chain/bonded warehouse: low-temperature operation of cold storage, traceability of bonded goods, counting of goods inside the box without opening the box, control of goods damage, and bonded reconciliation;
Third party express delivery: RFID management of turnover boxes and cage cars to prevent lost or misshipped items, reducing inventory errors from 1% to one in ten thousand.
2, Intelligent Manufacturing/Factory MES (Industrial Essential)
WIP traceability of work in progress: RFID tags are attached to workpieces on the production line, and process drawings and parameters are retrieved by scanning the labels on the flat panel. The entire process is traced from raw materials to semi-finished products to finished products;
Fixture/Mold/Tool Management: RFID tags are attached to molds and fixtures, and QR codes are scanned for registration of requisition and return. Inventory is completed in seconds to prevent tooling loss;
Equipment inspection and maintenance: RFID tags on the equipment body, scanning codes to view historical maintenance records and fault logs, filling out maintenance forms on site and returning them to MES;
Quality inspection of incoming parts: Batch verification of incoming raw materials to prevent material errors and omissions.
3, Fixed asset management for government and enterprises (bidding category for large orders)
Asset inventory of institutions/schools/hospitals: computers, instruments, and office equipment are labeled with RFID, and annual inventory is conducted by handheld tablets for on-site scanning. The entire library inventory is completed in half a day;
Military and police equipment management: registration and on-site verification of instruments and equipment in and out of the warehouse, active RFID linked anti-theft warning;
Construction building materials control: Steel bars, hardware, and construction machinery enter the site and scan the code for storage, register for use, and control the waste and loss of building materials.
4, Electricity/Water/Rail Transit Inspection (Mainly for Outdoor Three proof Models)
Inspection of power grid towers and transformers: RFID tags at equipment points, inspectors scan codes to check in and prevent omissions, on-site fault recording, photo uploading to the backend, and paired with Beidou positioning for anti leakage inspection;
Inspection of water pipeline network and gas valve well: in harsh underground/outdoor environments (waterproof and dustproof IP67), remote reading of well labels, real-time update of pipeline ledger;
Subway/high-speed rail spare parts: RFID inventory management of locomotive accessories and maintenance materials.
5, Medical industry (NFC+UHF dual use)
Traceability of surgical instrument packages: RFID sterilization management of surgical instruments, counting and reuse traceability;
High value consumables/drug control: Pharmacy bulk drug inventory, inbound and outbound inventory, medical equipment (ventilators, monitors) asset management;
Patient wristband NFC verification: identity verification for infusion and medication.
6, Supermarket clothing retail (store inventory)
Clothing store inventory: RFID tags for all clothing in the store, with staff holding tablets and taking a walk around the store to count tens of thousands of items, bidding farewell to overnight manual counting;
Luxury goods/tobacco and alcohol anti-theft inventory: RFID inspection of high priced goods in stock, abnormal movement warning.
7, Animal husbandry, agriculture and forestry/smart agriculture
RFID reading of livestock ear tags: NFC/UHF for cattle and sheep ear tags, scanning QR codes on tablets to check epidemic prevention, breeding, and slaughter records;
Nursery forest land survey: Tree tagging RFID+Beidou positioning, forestry resource survey, forest rights inventory.
8, Mobile government/policing (NFC optional model)
Verification of community migrant population: NFC reading of ID card information, on-site registration;
Outdoor law enforcement and physical evidence management: Physical evidence labels indicate full lifecycle control of storage.
