[RFID Implementation Case] Preventing Human Errors in Inventory Management through Systems
Overcoming the barrier of liquids and moisture! Introducing the case study of the RFID anti-liquid label "AZ-HR79".
We would like to introduce a case study on the implementation of RFID in the management of liquid products. One of the challenges faced in the management of beverages and pharmaceuticals is that moisture absorbs and interferes with radio waves, leading to frequent errors with standard RFID labels. Our "AZ-HR79" is designed specifically to be attached to containers with liquids. It is also suitable for use in environments close to the human body (moisture), such as managing hospitalized patients in medical institutions (wristbands) and controlling entry and exit at event venues. [Challenges] ■ Decreased reading performance ■ Deterioration due to condensation ■ Management systems where mistakes are not tolerated ■ Specificity of managed items *For more details on the case study, please refer to the related links. For further information, you can download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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【Effects】 ■ Dramatic efficiency improvement in inventory management and stocktaking ■ Prevention of picking errors and enhanced safety ■ Diverse utilization scenarios *Detailed case information can be viewed through the related links. For more information, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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Naxis started its RFID business in 2005 and has since established over 100 implementations, ensuring stable supply throughout the year with a global production system. Our company has extensive experience as a tag manufacturer, inlay vendor, and service bureau, helping to meet customer needs in various scenarios. Since 2019, we have been a member of the RAIN RFID Alliance, promoting the further spread of UHF RFID.
