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Radio Frequency Identification is becoming increasingly high position in the supply chain efficiency. But an even bigger change is coming: what if you no longer have to logistics management databases, as inventory watched himself? And if the products are able to intelligently navigate on demand and performance? Would be no difference whether they are stored on another continent, Flying highway towing vessel, or deep container carrier that sits on the deck. Show Comments (0) Rating:
Radio frequency identification (RFID) is becoming increasingly high position in the supply chain efficiency. But an even bigger change is coming: what if you no longer have to logistics management databases, as inventory watched himself? And if the products are able to intelligently navigate on demand and performance? Would be no difference, whether designer radiators they are stored on another continent, Flying highway towing vessel, or deep container carrier that sits on the deck. Instantly you could count all the individual products contained in any location, from production to the customer door.
It may sound like science fiction, but it is already near. According to Jorma Lalla, the Finnish mobile RFID computer manufacturer NordicID president: "As technology is becoming more widespread, is an internationally standardized designer radiators and active RFID tag prices continue to drop, we see a lot of the supply chain using RFID tags from the first to the final point. Accuracy of information received incredible. And yet, to my knowledge, in any of the supply chain is not possible to use tag throughout a product's life on the road, that day may dawn only two - the five-year period. "RFID - a key to object-based designer radiators data
Unlike bar codes, RFID tags can store a variable number of product information. Tag contains information which could be very detailed and changed / added to the entire product life cycle - time, temperature, inspection, correction, and so on - from creation or receipt to its final destination. RFID tags are manufactured in various shapes and sizes. They can be small or large, hard or flexible. And, as the ultra-high frequency (UHF) RFID tags can be read through the cardboard, or other container wall, scanning distance can reach 8 meters or more, readers can be installed in a tug on the walls or ceiling.
"Mark is not necessary to scan the immediate visibility, which is important when you need to quickly calculate or find products in stock, container, designer radiators or somewhere else. - Says Mr Lalla. - Employee can rapidly pass through the store with a mobile scanner and scan all the tags, and find the right package. When used in barcodes - it is necessary to scan each container, and it is - usually a tedious process.
Professor Albert SEGARSA, North Carolina University of Technology Research Centre director, designer radiators agrees with Mr Lall's vision of RFID traceability throughout the supply chain. In fact, A. SEGARSA of advice designer radiators used by the United States designer radiators Department of Defense and Fortune 500 company sees RFID as a critical component of the upcoming big soaring logistics and consulting evolution.
"Barcode technology became more years