Like barcodes, variable data encoded on the RFID needs to be accessible, accurate and error-free and matched against any printed data on associated labels, tags, and documents. Without this, the integrity of the data and the item being tracked can be lost, creating a significant business or security risk.

Simultaneous match RFID data against a database and/or against printed information on labels, tags, packages and security documents

Ensure all items in a data file are processed without missing or duplicate pieces

Test larger volumes of tags at production line speeds.

Detect early and eliminate costly production and customer quality issues.

When the equipment is purchased, an RFID asset tag is added, and the information of the assets is written into the RFID inventory tag. Each time the asset is managed, an RFID reader or a handheld terminal reads the RFID tag on the assets and processes it according to the corresponding process, so as to achieve the efficient management of fixed assets.

Widely Used in manufacturing & logistics, advertising & promotion, banking, transportation, security, sports & leisure and many others.

Stock control, tracking, identification and verification of multiple items

Personal ID devices, passports, transportation, security, access, payment