Proof of Excellence in Wireless Technology for Logistics

RFID & Wireless IoT for efficient processes in a global economy

Speed, reliability, efficient use of energy and 100 percent quality assurance are the key requirements in modern logistics processes. RFID & Wireless IoT applications create sustainable solutions for almost every link in the supply chain. Industry insiders and process owners share their knowledge here.

Baggage Tracking

UHF RFID on baggage takes off for a high-altitude flight

IATA resolution 753 paves the way for large-scale baggage tracking via UHF RFID – Initial solutions have the potential to change passenger air traffic in the long term.

Digitised trailer components

Heavy Metal Leads to Transparent Goods Movement

A supplier for the commercial vehicles industry aims for transforming the logistics sector

Airport tracking

Baggage Trolley Location via RFID

Finnish Airport Operator Finavia increases customer satisfaction with optimised availability of baggage trolleys thanks to RFID

RFID Solutions by NXP for a Transparent and Secure Supply Chain

Smart Logistics is the Key to a Secure and Fast Supply Chain

Sunrail Orlando - One million RFID tickets per year (Picture: wikipedia))

Pushing RFID Forward: From Ticketing to Military Logistics

RFID & Wireless IoT tomorrow 2019 - Logistics & Supply Chain Forum

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Wireless Technologies for Logistics

As part of the supply chain management, logistics management is a complex field that includes operations in the material handling, inventory and warehouse monitoring, transportation, security, production, and packaging.

All articles in this section have been selected with care to not only provide you with information about certain projects but also to give you the opportunity to find the exact fit of supplier, product, or solution for your own project.

Improving Efficiency

Distribution logistics are focused on efficient movement of a finished product, specifically delivering goods from production to the end-customer. Tracking systems based on wireless technologies like RFID, LPWAN, or GPS in warehouses and transport vehicles monitor goods and provide information about location, availability, status, and destination. Sensitive products (that have to be cooled or heated during transit) can be monitored with sensors that alert personnel if, for example, a certain temperature cannot be maintained.

Fewer errors with automation

Intralogistics are concerned with handling and processing material goods before distribution to the end-customer (in a warehouse or distribution centre). Organisation and automation of processes can be achieved with wireless technologies (for example, RFID) that offer smart labeling solutions, remote monitoring, and technical support.

Sequencing can become automated through a combination of transponders and readers and a smart assembly line. This leads to a reduction of error-prone, time-consuming manual labour and increases productivity. Documentation and analytical reports can become automated processes via cloud information.