RFID Inventory Control Gate

Application scenarios

1. Smart Warehousing and Logistics Center

Application: Serves as the core of inbound/outbound access gates. Four ports can connect to 2-4 antennas, creating a comprehensive, blind-spot-free identification portal (left, right, top), ensuring 100% readability regardless of pallet lbel location.

Advantages: Wi-Fi or 4G connectivity eliminates the network cabling cost of adding new portal points in existing warehouses, enabling rapid deployment. Data is synchronized to the cloud-based WMS in real-time via 4G.

2. Flexible Production Line and Workstation Management

Application: On assembly lines, four antennas cover a complex workstation (e.g., different sides of an assembly table), ensuring accurate identification of work-in-process from any direction, triggering corresponding work instructions or data binding.

Advantages: The modular design allows the main unit to be placed inside the production line control cabinet, with the antennas compactly embedded in tooling fixtures for a clean and safe design. Bluetooth facilitates on-site debugging.

3. Mobile and Outdoor Asset Tracking

Applications:

Vehicle-mounted Inventory: Installed on forklifts or inspection vehicles, it reports the location of shelves or asset tags read during movement within the warehouse in real time via 4G, enabling dynamic inventory management.

Container Yards/Port Terminals: Installed on outdoor fixed poles or mobile devices, it remotely identifies and tracks the location and status of containers and trailers via 4G networks.

Delivery and Payments

Application

It can be widely applied in various RFID systems, such as those for logistics, access control, apparel, retail, warehousing, anti-counterfeiting, and smart manufacturing.