RFID Utilization Project Progress and Achievement Collection System

The December 23, 2024 issue of the Nikkan Kogyo Shimbun national edition features a special page on Okayama Prefecture, which includes an introduction article about Takaya Corporation's RF Division. Please take a look. Below, you can view it in PDF format on the Nikkan Kogyo Shimbun's website.

Takaya Corporation will begin selling the cloud service "RFID Work Performance Collection System." This service enables data collection and accumulation from RFID readers, as well as the visualization of the collected data through the cloud. In recent years, with the promotion of work style reforms, there has been an increasing demand for improved productivity and correction of long working hours. Companies need to accurately grasp the actual working hours and content of their employees, but the accuracy of data collection remains unclear. This is particularly challenging in the manufacturing industry, where handwritten forms are often used, leading to issues such as omissions and errors that make it difficult to obtain accurate performance information. In response to this situation, our company has developed the "RFID Work Performance Collection System," which allows performance data to be transmitted simply by placing an RFID tag on an autonomous RFID reader. Since there is no need to record data each time work begins or is completed, workers can naturally and accurately record their working hours without being conscious of it. The ease of collecting performance data allows for more time to be dedicated to data analysis, enabling effective use of this information for reviewing personnel allocation and understanding and improving the status of each process as part of profit improvement efforts.

Please take a look, everyone. What is Monthly Automatic Identification... It is Japan's first specialized magazine covering automatic identification technologies, centered around barcode systems, including OCR, voice recognition, RF-ID, machine vision, magnetic/IC cards, and more. It addresses a wide range of fields such as POS, logistics, office automation, and factory automation, and presents content that is easy to understand, from the latest practical technologies and usage techniques to fundamental knowledge. Our editorial policy aims to contribute to the dissemination and improvement of automatic identification technologies while also expanding its reach.

RFID × IoT Data Service "RFID Work Performance Collection System" *Launch starting February 2024 Being autonomous, there is no need for control PCs or software development for both HF and UHF bands. Simply placing it allows for the transmission of IC tag data to the cloud via MQTT for data collection, achieving "visualization of work performance" through a dashboard function. Record management of items taken out with just a touch "Outward Management System" Utilizing IC tags to reliably record the history of items taken out and returned. Prevents omissions and mistakes in ledger entries, supports early detection of forgotten returns and losses. Efficient inventory with bulk reading using RFID handheld devices. Real-time monitoring of important documents, wafer transport containers, equipment, etc. "Shelf Antenna System" Real-time monitoring of the location, inventory status, and movement status of managed items. Automatic transport reading of semiconductor wafer containers Our reader/writer is compatible with semiconductor SEMI standard tags and complies with radio laws in Taiwan and China. Easily replace barcodes with RFID "Reader/Writer with HID Input" Reading data can be output via HID interface. Existing Excel ledgers and similar can be used as is, with no system modifications required. Multi-protocol compatible.