RFID automatic reading gates (mats) reduce inbound and outbound shipping operations by over 90%! Even during peak seasons, we respond according to schedule.
In a major logistics company, 100 to 200 apparel items were packed into a single cardboard box for shipping and receiving. Additionally, since the inspection for shipping and receiving was conducted manually, the workload was significant, and there were times during peak seasons when schedules could not be met. With the RFID automatic reading gate, the shipping and receiving process was shortened by over 90%. After reading the shipping and receiving list, the reading is completed simply by passing through on a cart over the mat. [Challenges] ■ 100 to 200 apparel items packed into a single cardboard box for shipping and receiving ■ The manual inspection for shipping and receiving (counting items) created a heavy workload, and during peak seasons, there were times when schedules could not be met. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Solution】 ■ After loading the inbound and outbound list, reading is completed simply by passing over the mat with a cart. After reading, check if the display matches the list, and only manually count if there is a discrepancy. ■ This can shorten inbound and outbound operations by over 90%, allowing for timely responses even during peak periods. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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We are developing Locus Mapping (an inventory and item management system that visualizes the location of items using RFID) and RFID production and process management systems, addressing labor shortages and improving productivity in retail, manufacturing, and logistics. RFID tags have become inexpensive, costing less than 10 yen each, and can read large quantities instantly, reducing the time required for inventory and shipping tasks by 80%. Previously, it was not possible to identify the location of scanned items, but our patented technology (radio wave phase analysis) enables the identification of the location of inventory and items, which can also be utilized for location management.