Applications

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Industry & Logistics

Access & Security

Livestock Management

Electronic livestock Identification

RFID is a highly versatile technology with applications throughout business – from controlling manufacturing processes to maintenance and inspection of equipment, managing assets and tracking goods through to distribution. RFID systems offer benefits for businesses of all sizes, allowing them to rapidly improve efficiency and reduce cost by automating processes and improving utilisation of assets and quality. RFID can form the basis of an effective asset management system and is also at the heart of the Internet of Things.

Our designed RFID tags for industry & logistics can help in various applications- Pallet tracking, IT Asset tracking, Waste Management, Container tracking & Beer Keg tracking etc. RFID Tags are used in IOT and industries to optimize data collection speed and accuracy, enabling improved process control, data management, and productivity.

We provide a wide range of RFID tags for tracking and tracing of assets – Industry tags, M-Prince tag, M-Crown tag, etc. These tags are available with customization as per requirement – chip, encapsulation, encoding, etc.

Industry & Logistics

Access & Security

Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) tags are being used for access control and security system for several years. Nowadays, the system of automatic identification has become necessary to overcome the security threats. The RFID based access & security system only allows the authorized person to enter or exit from a certain checkpoint. Authorised people are provided with unique tags, using which they can access that area.

Access & Security

Livestock Management

In livestock management, RFID is used to identify and track individual animals, including cows, bison, pigs, goats and more. RFID tags let farmers do more than just identify individual animals. The tags and accompanying software can store an animal’s entire history, including its weight, age, sex, birthing time, offspring and medical records. This enables veterinarians, for example, to simply scan an animal’s tag to obtain detailed information about that animal’s health. It’s all part of a trend toward “smart farming” that uses Internet of Things (IoT) technologies to manage all aspects of livestock management.