Using RFID technology to simulate automobile assembly lines

Parts warehousing

1) Office staff centrally prints QR code parts labels based on parts order information. 2) After arrival, select the order information and paste the parts batch labels. After scanning the parts label for confirmation, the official warehousing is completed. The system automatically compares the order and scanned data, and promptly prompts if there are any differences. 3) Before the warehousing operation, you need to use a handheld terminal to scan the employee ID and log in to the respective employee account.

Parts delivery

1) Office staff centrally prints QR code parts batch labels based on parts order information. 2) After arrival, select the order information and paste the parts batch labels. After scanning the parts label and confirming, the official storage is completed. The system automatically compares the order and scanned data, and promptly prompts if there are any differences. 3) The system automatically records the storage operation data and uses statistics as the basis for performance appraisal.

Inventory business---warehouse transfer, defective products, inventory

1) Timely and accurate grasp of inventory status 2) Automatic scanning, replacing manual visual inventory, improving efficiency and accuracy 3) All operations are specified by mobile terminals, and novices can also start working immediately

RFID tag issuance

1) An RFID tag containing the vehicle model and production instruction number is affixed to the frame. When the frame enters each assembly link through the assembly line, the system will read the information through the RFID induction antenna. 2) The operator needs to use USB before performing assembly operations. The scanner gun scans the employee ID and logs in to the respective employee interface. 3) During the assembly process, use the USB scanner gun to scan the labels (barcodes) of the component packaging used to bundle the components with the electronic work order.

Complete vehicle inspection---electrical inspection

1) An RFID tag containing the vehicle model and production instruction number is affixed to the frame. When the frame enters each inspection link through the assembly line, the system will read the information through the RFID induction antenna. 2) The operator needs to use USB before performing inspection operations. The scanner gun scans the employee ID and logs in to the respective employee interface.

Vehicle entry and exit

1) Office staff centrally prints QR code parts labels based on parts orders and production instruction numbers. 2) After arrival, select the order information and paste the parts batch labels. After scanning the parts label for confirmation, the official warehousing is completed. The system automatically compares the order and scanned data, and promptly prompts if there are any differences. 3) Before the warehousing operation, you need to use a handheld terminal to scan the employee ID and log in to the respective employee account.

Inventory business---warehousing transfer and inventory

1) Timely and accurate grasp of inventory status 2) Automatic scanning, replacing manual visual inventory, improving efficiency and accuracy 3) All operations are specified by mobile terminals, and novices can also start working immediately

  Hardware Configuration

1) Wireless AP: 2) Label printer: 3) Data collector: 4) Tablet PC: 5) Server: 6) RFID Card issuer: 7) Reading antenna + RFID card Reader: