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RFID tracking

rfid solutions for all your inventory tracking and asset tracking needs

Smart Warehouse

Optimize Warehouse Management With RFID Technology

TRACK AND TRACE SOLUTIONS

TO TRACK ASSETS AND INVENTORY

USING AI AND RPA

Get accurate, real-time asset and inventory tracking data with our Internet of Things-based software and hardware solutions

FIXED ASSET TRACKING SOLUTIONS

DO YOU KNOW WHERE YOUR FIXED ASSETS ARE?

Our fixed asset tracking solutions help organizations leverage RFID to save time, reduce operating costs, and improve asset visibility.

"Unlock the power of Artificial Intelligence (AI) for your enterprise with our industry-leading IoT+AI Fabric.

We swiftly identify the most direct route to value and deliver fully operational solutions at lightning-fast speeds, leaving the competition behind. With extensive experience in renewables, energy transition, manufacturing, and industrial use cases, our seasoned team can quickly grasp your challenges and context to provide innovative solutions. We collaborate closely with business stakeholders and internal software and technology development teams, utilizing your existing technology wherever possible to ensure seamless deployment."

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TPCORP BRINGS POWERFUL AI SOLUTIONS

TO THE REAL WORLD CHALLENGES

Connectivity at scale. Intelligent provisioning. End-to-end security.

Track teams. Orchestrate equipment fleets. Dynamic triggers. Optimal results.

Track assets. Location-based alerts. Real-time inventory control.

Digitize legacy data. Query unstructured data from documents. Unlock value.

Power SCADA with AI. Add intelligent controls to legacy equipment.

Detect defects. Validate product installs. Remote inspections. See More.

SMART WAREHOUSE SOLTUION
Ai + RFID = REAL TIME INVENTORY CONTROL

SMART WAREHOUSE AND SCM SOLUTIONS

Customizable Asset Tracking Solutions

Leveraging Open Hardware and Software Architectures

FAQ'S

Learn more about RFID

Radio Frequency identification

Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) is a data collection technology that uses radio frequency communication to collect data from RFID tags. The tags can be used to automatically and uniquely identify objects such as assets or people.

Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) is a data collection technology similar to barcodes, but instead of scanning a barcode it uses radio frequency communication to collect data from RFID tags. It is commonly referred to as automatic identification or auto-id, because it uses radio waves to automatically and uniquely identify objects such as assets, inventory, people or animals.

An electronic tag (transponder) is embedded with an integrated circuit (IC) that can store unique data about the object being tagged. A reader (interrogator) transmits radio waves at a specific radio frequency to communicate with and retrieve data from tags within its proximity.

RFID and barcodes are similar in that they are both data collection technologies, meaning they automate the process of collecting data. However, they also differ significantly in many areas. Although this comparison primarily focuses on the advantages of RFID over barcodes, RFID will not completely replace barcode technology. Barcodes offer some advantages over RFID, most notably their low cost.  Experience a 95% reduction in time using RFID.

RFID is 15-20 times faster than manual and barcode processes for inventorying IT assets. (Source: RFID Journal)

RFID has many advantages over manual and barcode processes for physically inventorying assets.

Performing a manual inventory process requires personnel to individually match tag ID's or serial numbers. This can be very time consuming and prone to inaccuracies. Using barcodes speeds up the inventory process and makes it more accurate, but still requires each asset to be scanned individually. Many handheld RFID readers for can read up to 20 tags or more simultaneously.

Both manual and barcode processes require that the tags be physically located and viewable. Another advantage of RFID is the ability to read tags that are not visible. Unlike barcodes and human readable tags that must be physically located and viewable to read, RFID tags do not need to be visible to be read. For example, tagging a PC up under a desk would require personnel to crawl up under the desk to physically locate and view the tag when using a manual or barcode process. Using an RFID tag would allow personnel to read the tag through the desk without even seeing it. There are some exceptions to this rule when metal and liquid are involved.

Physically inventorying and auditing assets can be a time consuming process that can pull valuable employees from their normal job responsibilities to participate in an inventory. In many cases these employees are over-qualified and over-paid for the task. At a minimum, pulling these personnel away from their responsibilities can affect the bottom line. Implementing an RFID solution can dramatically reduce the man-power required to keep track of your assets and provide better visibility.

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