Track and trace

"Automated tracking devices for inventory control in factories and warehouses have the primary advantage of lowering costs by reducing the amount of manual work and operations. There are certainly other means of achieving automated tracking, besides RFID. The most common is barcode technology. However, there are several major advantages that RFID technology offers beyond barcodes. These systems consist of RFID tags (small silicon chips that contain identifying data and sometimes other information) and of readers that automatically receive and decode that data. For example, the need of manual product scanning thus disappears.

In this category, we can include the scenario of the modern supermarket, where the selected products of the customers are automatically identified at the exit of the supermarket. See Future Store at an Extra supermarket in Germany.

For that reason, I am involved in the planning, design, implementation, and deployment of a radio frequency system based on RFID for the management of an electric warehouse. [Generate ROI calculation: Download Excel file]."