A Turck Vilant Product: Turck Vilant RFID Server

Turck Vilant RFID Server

The Heart of the Turck Vilant RFID Platform

The Turck Vilant RFID server is the heart of the RFID platform and has two main functions: RFID Data Management and System Health and Maintenance. Customers can choose between a local installation and a cloud-based solution.

The RFID Data Management solution is called Turck Vilant Visibility Manager. Its primary functions include data consolidation from our Turck Vilant data collection applications, integrations to customer business systems and reporting.

The System Health and Maintenance solution is called Turck Vilant Device Manager. Both server applications have a web-based user interface and they each provides flexible user management.

One of Europe‘s leading UHF RFID integrators

Turck Vilant Systems, a part of the Turck Group, is an innovative RFID solutions provider for manufacturing, logistics, pulp & paper, asset tracking, vehicle identification, and rail. We are a one-stop shop for all your RFID hardware and software needs.

RFID system construction for industrial processes (+15 years experience, +1000 installations in 35 countries, 2.5 million daily RFID tracking events)

Vilant RFID middleware, Integration and SAP (/ERP/WMS) Connectivity

RFID measurements and concept tests at the customer plant, RF troubleshooting & performance increase

RFID total system deliveries: concept, software, hardware, installation, and operation

RFID system maintenance: 24 hours / 7 days

Proof of Excellence

Autonomous Self-Service Markets with RFID

Material Procurement Costs Reduced The Finnish wholesaler, ProMart, supplies construction equipment and tools for the construction and shipbuilding industries. Its portfolio includes more than 20,000 products. The company offers these online, via an app and, more recently, in unmanned self-service stores. These increase customer satisfaction, provide theft protection, automate replenishment management, and reduce costs. The core component is an RFID solution from Turck Vilant Systems. Success Story powered by: the Think WIOT Group, ProMart and Turck Vilant Systems.

Proof of Excellence

Automated Self-Service Stores for Construction

Speaker: Martti Pinomaa, Sales Director Central Europe & APAC, Turck Vilant Systems Title: Autonomous Self-Service Stores with RFID for the Construction Industry Content: ProMart is a Finnish wholesaler of construction equipment and tools. Autonomous, unmanned stores are an essential part of its business strategy. These are located in the immediate vicinity of customers on construction sites or in shipyards. An RFID solution from Turck Vilant Systems enables the new business concept. Learn how the use of RFID technology automates payment processes and replenishment control. Learn how your construction sites can also benefit from 24/7 open markets with instant product availability. Get inspired to create new business models. Martti Pinomaa explains the solution in this lecture! Source: Think Wireless IoT Day 02-2023: Logistics + Supply Chain + Construction + Wireless IoT Technologies Date: 22nd February 2023

Turck Vilant: RFID Tracks Materials, Inventory and Production Processes in a Car Factory

Proof of Excellence

UHF RFID in a Car Factory

Lecturer: Robert Paulus Position: Business Development Manager, Turck Vilant Systems Title: RFID Tracks Materials, Inventory and Production Processes in a Car Factory Content: Production process enhancement with replacing barcodes with RFID. Automatic registration of serialized car parts during the production process. Ensuring on-time and correct tire type deliveries by RFID-enabled shipment verfication processes. Visibility of 70,000 RTIs shippped between 13 regional depots in Europe. Source: Think Wireless IoT Day 07-2021: Industrial IoT & Maintenance Date: December 7th 2021

Proof of Excellence

The Tracking Chambers by Turck Vilant Systems

The shipment verification station from Turck Vilant Systems in the proof of concept setup With its shipment verification station Turck Vilant Systems demonstrates in a proof of concept for Merck KGaA Darmstadt that containers with liquids and metal objects can be recorded reliably and quickly in UHF-RFID bulk read operations. The reliable detection of several RFID tags on a pallet is a challenge, particularly when different objects and liquids are involved. At Merck KGaA Darmstadt initial tests on the verification of shipments with conventional RFID-UHF gates showed that not all substances could be read with sufficient speed and reliability. The UHF-RFID experts from Turck Vilant Systems took up the challenge and were able to demonstrate with their shipment verification station that even ethanol containers and randomly oriented tags could be identified reliably and quickly. Starring Yanick Kleppinger, at the time a bachelor student for Merck, and Robert Paulus, Business Development Manager at Turck Vilant Systems.