Manage display items collectively with RFID to achieve location tracking and loss prevention.
In the museum industry, accurately tracking the location of valuable exhibits and preventing potential loss is extremely important. The recording of exhibit movements and temporary storage locations tends to become complicated, making precise management challenging. Additionally, manually verifying each item during inspections or movements requires a significant amount of time and effort. Our RFID equipment management system, SAM, addresses these issues by simply reading RFID tags attached to the exhibits, enabling efficient and accurate management. 【Usage Scenarios】 - Confirming the location of exhibits - Managing the movement history of exhibits - Managing temporary storage locations - Conducting inspections of exhibits 【Benefits of Implementation】 - Real-time tracking of exhibit locations - Reduced risk of loss - Decreased labor for inventory and inspection tasks - Improved management accuracy
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【Features】 - Efficient management through bulk reading of RFID tags - Visualization of the location and movement history of displayed items - Reduction of human errors caused by manual work - Wide-range reading enabled by UHF band RFID - Compatible with Android devices and Windows PCs
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We are a trading company that has been supporting manufacturing in the IoT era for 70 years. Our domestic locations include our headquarters in Kyoto (Minami-ku, Kyoto City), a sales office in Nagoya (Meito-ku, Nagoya City), a sales office in Shiga (Ritto City, Shiga Prefecture), a branch office in Akashi (Kakogun, Hyogo Prefecture), and a sales office in Okayama (Kita-ku, Okayama City), as well as two overseas locations in Malaysia and the Philippines.
