Stadium
RFID-controlled Supply Chain
RFID-controlled Supply Chain Reduces Overproduction and Inventory Deficits.
Use Cases: Logistics & Supply Chain
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.
Casimir Kast
Automated Intralogistics in Packaging Production
RFID-controlled logistics in packaging production
LPP
RFID Rollout in Fashion Retail
RFID-Technology was implemented in LPP’s Reserved Stores.
Michelin
Tire Giant Michelin Drives Digitalization with RFID
French tire manufacturer Michelin plans to tag and fully connect all tires with RFID by 2023.
Symington
Load Carrier Tracking with RFID in Wine Production
Symington: Load Carrier Tracking with RFID in Wine Production. Wine is produced on 1,024 hectares under the Portuguese sun.
Levi's
Everything Fits! Find your Favorite Jeans with RFID
RFID in +3,000 Levi's Stores Worldwide. Sleek Hardware Setup and RFID Tags for All
Ca'del Bosco Franciacorta & More
Kathrein Solutions Sets the Course for the Future
Case Studies: Workwear Management – Decentralized Laundry Services and Ca'del Bosco Franciacorta – From the Vineyard to the Bottle
Merck
The Tracking Chambers by Turck Vilant Systems
Containers with liquids and metal objects can be recorded reliably and quickly in UHF-RFID bulk read operations
PERI & More
RFID & Wireless IoT Solutions from Kathrein Solutions
RFID & Wireless IoT Solutions for the Construction Industry, Warehouse Logistics, Automotive Industry and Maintenance
UKSH
OR Management and Preperation of Medical Devices at UKSH
Everything networked: Robots and augmented reality in the OR, AGVs in the Central Sterilization Department, pneumatic tube system and automatic unit-dose system
Seat
Wireless Vehicle Distribution: Seat Networks Four Use Cases
Seat networks four use cases and takes outbound logistics to the next level.
Levi's
By 2021, 3,000 Levi's Stores Will be Equipped with UHF RFID
"Through the use of RFID technology, employees become digital shopping experts and advise customers on products that they themselves have not yet had in their hands," states Stefan Otte, summarizing the reasons for the global rollout.
UAE Ministry of Health and Prevention
One Million Medical Assets Tracked in the United Arab Emirates
Mega Rollout: 147 healthcare facilities have integrated an RFID solution to locate and inventory devices
Aarhus University Hospital
The Most Powerful UHF RFID Infrastructure in the World
1.2 Billion Euros for Technological Innovations in Danish Hospitals
Carl Gustav Carus University Hospital
Obtaining Information with High Pressure
6 kilometers of a ring-shaped pneumatic tube system transports 500 canisters daily in the University Hospital Dresden.
Greencycle
Digital control of a sustainable and stable pool of load carriers
Two RFID transponders in each pallet enable the localization of the pallet pool and thus efficient and transparent control. Currently on the agenda: the development of a plastic Euro pallet that can replace the wood-based Euro pallet 1:1.
Elsewedy Electric
Elsewedy Electric Integrates RFID in 26 Factories
OGTech and Feig Electronic support Elsewedy Electric using RFID as a reliable data capture technique for the automation of the supply chain.
İstanbul Airport
İstanbul Airport Relies on LoRaWAN for Real-Time Monitoring
İstanbul Airport relies on LoRaWAN for real-time monitoring and predictive maintenance of equipment and machinery on an area of more than 76,5 million square meters.
PortForward
PortForward – Digital and Sustainable Ports of the Future
Employing ICT solutions, adopting green technologies and combining different modes of transport – measures of digitalization for more efficiency, cost reduction, and a sustainable port of the future.
Merck
Variance Is The Challenge
With RFID, Merck is aiming for 100 percent control of special containers for Performance Materials.
Stadium
Stadium rolls out RFID in 173 stores
Swedish sporting goods retailer satisfied with inventory accuracy – until RFID pilot showed actual numbers.
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.