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The AZN5200 is a seal-type temperature logger tag that utilizes UHF band RFID technology. It accurately measures temperatures in the range of -30°C to +65°C and can automatically record data at regular intervals in its built-in memory, making it suitable for temperature traceability in cold chains and precision logistics. Its slim and flexible design allows for easy management by directly adhering it to cardboard boxes, plastic containers, pallets, and more. Equipped with FingerSpot (Touch Point), it allows users to start logging simply by touching it with a fingertip, simplifying operations on-site. Additionally, the LED visual indicator enables intuitive confirmation of conditions such as temperature deviations and tampering detection. The built-in battery supports the storage of thousands of logs, and data can be read non-contact and quickly with a standard RAIN RFID reader. The AZN5200 is a solution that balances ease of use with high functionality, achieving efficiency and reliability in temperature management. *For more details, please view the PDF data by downloading the catalog.*

【RFID Engineering Information Collection Solution: Small Start Version】 This is a simplified process management software for concept verification that enables the digitalization of manufacturing sites simply by "placing" it. By utilizing a dedicated terminal designed for collecting process information called "Detakore," you can start reliable performance collection and visualization of progress at a low cost without hassle. The biggest feature is that you can automatically collect work performance such as start and completion by simply performing the intuitive operation of "placing and removing" RFID tags linked to instruction sheets and product labels on the "Detakore." This eliminates the need for complex manual input on tablets, minimizing the burden on on-site workers and enabling real-time data collection without input omissions or errors. Despite being a small start version, it covers essential functions needed for process management, including issuing linked RFID tags, displaying lists of work instructions and performance, and a progress viewer via web browser. The collected data supports CSV output and database storage, making it suitable for verifying integration with existing production management systems. It strongly supports the needs of the field, such as "I want to try a small start from a specific process" and "I want to quickly confirm the effects of RFID introduction," providing a solid first step towards the visualization of manufacturing processes.