Yes, our solution supports both Barcode and RFID technology. We provide comprehensive support for these technologies to enhance your supply chain and asset management capabilities.

RFID (Radio-Frequency Identification) technology can be implemented for various applications, including inventory management, asset tracking, warehouse management, Work-in-process, manufacturing, healthcare, apparel and fashion. Its versatility enhances efficiency and security in various industries, including manufacturing, healthcare, retail, logistics and more.

RFID solutions for the manufacturing industry include inventory and asset tracking, quality control, work-in-progress tracking, tool and equipment management, supply chain visibility, error reduction, and lean manufacturing optimisation to name a few. These solutions improve efficiency, reduce costs, and enhance visibility and quality control in the manufacturing process. Manufacturers can tailor RFID solutions to meet their specific needs and objectives.

RFID technology can be applied in a company across a range of functions and departments to improve efficiency, accuracy, and security. Common uses include inventory and asset tracking, access control, document and file management, supply chain and logistics optimisation, employee attendance and time tracking, visitor management, retail and point of sale. RFID offers automation, data accuracy, enhanced security, and increased operational efficiency, and companies can customise RFID solutions to suit their specific needs.

RFID technology offers key features, including contactless operation, unique identifiers, data storage, real-time data access, non-line-of-sight capabilities, high-speed processing, durability, long read ranges, security options, automation, customisation, integration with other systems, scalability, and versatility. These features make RFID a versatile and efficient tool for tracking, monitoring, and data management in various industries and applications.

RFID tags work by responding to radio waves emitted by RFID readers. Each RFID tag has a unique identifier, and when activated by a reader's signal, it transmits its identifier or other stored data back to the reader. This data is then sent to a central database for storage, analysis, and action. RFID technology enables real-time tracking and data management in various applications, such as inventory management, supply chain tracking, and access control.

RFID tags are a broad category of RFID technology used for various tracking and identification applications. At the same time, FASTags are a specific type of RFID tag used for electronic toll collection on highways and expressways.

RFID technology can be made secure and private through encryption, access controls, unique identifiers and secure protocols.