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RFID systems

We establish RFID-based data collection infrastructures that identify physical assets, materials, and operational steps rapidly and without direct contact.

The Problem

Where does the operation become difficult?

  • Barcode-based and manual recording processes become slow in high-volume operations.
  • Reading multiple assets simultaneously becomes difficult and increases control costs.
  • Insufficient data is produced to monitor physical movements as they occur.

The ZeTaKOD Solution

Our approach

  • We configure RFID tags, readers, and mobile terminals according to the operational process.
  • We make collected data manageable through web-based interfaces and reports.
  • We establish verification rules for counting, transitions, loading, assignments, and related operations.

Visual Overview

Explore how RFID technology supports different operational environments.

Review representative examples showing how RFID readers, mobile terminals, and tagged assets can work together in manufacturing and healthcare operations.

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Representative RFID tracking solution in a manufacturing facility

An RFID approach for tracking assets, equipment, work in progress, and shipment movements across a manufacturing environment.

Representative RFID asset tracking solution for hospital operations

An RFID approach for monitoring medical devices, equipment, and other critical assets within a hospital.

How It Works

From data collection to operational decision support

01

The asset or material is identified with RFID.

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Readers and mobile terminals collect data in the field.

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Collected data is processed, filtered, and verified.

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Users manage the process through reports and control interfaces.

Business Benefits

Measurable operational improvements

Significantly faster inventory counts
Standardized processes through contactless reading
Reduced risk of manual errors
A reliable data foundation for operational visibility

Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently asked questions about RFID systems

What is RFID?

RFID is a data collection technology that uses radio frequency to identify and read tagged assets.

What is the difference between RFID and barcodes?

RFID can read multiple items without requiring a direct line of sight, while barcodes generally require individual optical scanning.

How does an RFID system work?

Tags, readers, and a software layer work together to capture, verify, process, and report operational data.

What determines the cost of an RFID system?

Tag type, number of readers, operational complexity, site conditions, and software integration requirements all affect cost.

Which industries use RFID?

RFID is used in the public sector, libraries, warehouses, logistics, manufacturing, and other asset-intensive field operations.

Next Step

Let’s determine how rfid systems can support your operation.

Together, we can analyze the solution scope, data collection points, field requirements, and integration needs before planning the next step.

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