Attach RFID tags to shelf tags to obtain shelf layout information! Guide to sale items' locations with the sales floor search map.
At a certain drugstore, inexperienced staff members do not remember the product display locations, leading to inefficiencies in their work. They wanted to efficiently operate a sales floor search map even if they couldn't attach RFID tags to each individual product. To address this, they attached RFID tags to shelf labels that contain price information to obtain shelf layout data. In the backroom, they can highlight the product display locations on a digital map while sending out restocking alerts, and guide customers to the locations of sale items using the sales floor search map. [Challenges] - Inexperienced staff do not remember the product display locations, resulting in inefficiencies. - The store's shelf layout differs from the information managed by headquarters, so they want to accurately understand the actual situation. - They want to efficiently operate the sales floor search map. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.*
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【Solution】 ■ By attaching RFID tags to shelf labels that display prices and other information, location mapping functionality can be utilized. ■ In the backroom monitor, while highlighting the restocking locations on a digital map, a product replenishment alert is sent out. ■ The sales floor search map guides customers to the locations of sale items. *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.