RFID Smart Shelves

Automate your inventory processes with RFID Smart Shelves while increasing the accuracy of your inventory management

RFID Smart Shelves automate real-time inventory counts from anywhere at any time

When inventory is received, an RFID inventory tag is printed and placed on the item. When items are placed on the RFID Smart Shelf, they are captured and reported in real-time. RFID Smart Shelf system is comprised of a special RFID Reader and multiple RFID Shelf Antenna Arrays that allow you to maximize the efficiency and accuracy of the system

Smart shelves equipped with RFID technology offer real-time inventory management by using RFID tags and readers to track items on the shelves. Here’s how it works and its key benefits:

How Smart Shelves with RFID Work:

1. RFID Tags: Each product or item is affixed with a unique RFID tag containing a microchip and antenna.
2. RFID Readers: Antennas installed within or near the shelves scan the RFID tags.
3. Data Transmission: The reader communicates the item's details (like location, quantity, or stock levels) to a central system or cloud in real-time.
4. Software Integration: Inventory management software processes the data, updating stock levels and alerting for shortages, surpluses, or misplaced items.

Real-Time Features:

• Instant Updates: Any addition, removal, or movement of items is instantly recorded.
• Stock Alerts: Notifications for low stock, expiry, or anomalies.
• Automatic Replenishment: Integration with supply chain systems for reordering.
• Remote Monitoring: Access inventory data from anywhere via web or app-based platforms.

Benefits of RFID Smart Shelves:

• Accuracy: Higher precision compared to barcode systems.
• Efficiency: Eliminates manual counting or scanning.
• Cost Savings: Reduces overstocking and stockouts by maintaining optimal inventory levels.
• Time Savings: Speeds up stock audits and order fulfillment.
• Security: Tracks unauthorized removal or misplaced items.

Applications:

• Retail: Automated shelf stock updates and customer demand analysis.
• Healthcare: Tracking medical supplies and pharmaceuticals for compliance.
• Warehousing: Real-time tracking for inbound and outbound logistics.
• Industrial Use: Managing raw materials and spare parts inventory