RFID Industry
Key in data collection in the plant, in production processes, in cost and time optimisation. This means that the RFID technology-Industry association will be beneficial in the short term.
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RFID technology for industrial applications
Dipole has been the pioneer in the use of RFID technology for industrial applications and optimisation of production processes. Obtaining higher productivity, reducing direct manpower in processes that do not add value to the product and achieving a clear improvement of schedules and forecasts is a fundamental part of being competitive in today's world.
Capturing data where it is not humanly possible and tracking time, with its traceability and added features, are some of the key contributions of RFID technology in industrial processes.
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Processes where RFID adds value
There is no doubt that the emergence of RFID technology applied to the industrial sector has optimised and added dynamism to all the processes of the chain, from start to finish. Some of the processes where RFID adds value are:
- In the supplies of production lines
- Process control of each production line
- Asset management or asset-tracking
- Gain complete visibility of the productivity
- Place alerts at strategic points to avoid production errors
- Carry out the packaging with all associated production data
- Integrate real-time movements and data with your IT system, ERP, MES, WMS or other systems
Industry 4.0 visibility
Dashboard for the visibility of KPIs of productive processes. With RFID, live and reliable data can be monitored as soon as events occur.
Process control and digitisation
Assurance of the production processes with their intermediate semi-finished products and time control. Management of direct staff and traceability matching.
Package and product identification
Smart packaging identification, matching product information with customers’ orders or shipments. Validation for printing the packing list.
