RFID readers help warehousing improve management efficiency

Brief Introduction

RFID technology is a technology that uses radio signals to identify and track items. It has been widely used in the field of warehouse management.

RFID technology is a technology that uses radio signals to identify and track items. It has been widely used in the field of warehouse management. As the core device of the RFID system, the RFID reader/writer can read and write information on RFID tags with efficient, accurate and real-time characteristics.

How can RFID readers be implemented in warehouse management?

The AUTOID UTouch RFID reader communicates with RFID tags through radio waves to read and write information on the tags. When an RFID tag is close to a reader, the reader will send electromagnetic waves to the tag, activating the circuit in the tag and obtaining the tag's unique identification code. The information on the tag can be obtained by receiving the electrical signal returned by the tag through the reader's antenna.

Application scenarios of RFID readers and writers in warehouse management

1. Material warehousing management

In traditional material warehousing management, material information usually needs to be entered manually, which is time-consuming and error-prone. By using the AUTOID UTouch RFID reader, RFID tags can be affixed to material packaging, and the information on the tags can be automatically read through the reader to achieve fast and accurate warehousing operations.

2. Inventory inventory management

With the help of AUTOID UTouch RFID readers, workers can conduct batch inventory of all materials marked with RFID tags in the warehouse. By simply moving the RFID reader around the material, you can quickly obtain material information and achieve rapid inventory of the entire warehouse, which greatly saves time and manpower.

3. Outbound management

Workers use the AUTOID UTouch RFID reader to scan the code of goods to be shipped out of the warehouse, automatically reading the material information and checking it with the order information, reducing manual operations and error rates.

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