RFID Smart Tool Cart: Intelligent Management Cabinet for Workshop Maintenance | Heavy-Duty Mobile Drawer-Type Trolley

Features are described below:

1. Intelligent Control and Interaction Core

• Equipment: The tool cart is equipped with an embedded industrial touchscreen computer, typically running Windows or other operating systems, with an intuitive interface.

• Functions: This screen is the "brain" of the entire system, used for:

◦ RFID Reading and Control: Scanning employee work cards or tool tags via the RFID sensing area next to the screen enables identity verification and item tracking.

◦ Inventory Management: Real-time display of the inventory quantity, location, borrowing status, and responsible person for tools in each drawer.

◦ Task Scheduling: Receives maintenance work orders and instructs on the required tools, enabling "requisition based on work order."

◦ Data Recording: Automatically records tool borrowing, returning, and inventory records, forming an electronic ledger.

2. Modular Tool Storage Unit

• Structure: The main body is a sturdy vertical multi-drawer cabinet with multiple (7 in the image) independent drawers.

• Design:

◦ Drawers: Blue drawer bodies with silver-white handles for high visibility. Each drawer can be categorized for storing different tools (e.g., electrician's, fitter's, measuring tools).

◦ Locking System: Each drawer integrates an electronic lock, which automatically unlocks and locks via an RFID system above. Only authorized personnel can open designated or all drawers by swiping a card.

◦ Mobility: Equipped with red casters with brakes at the bottom, it allows for flexible movement between different Library-borrowing-machine-touch-query-intelligent-terminal-all-in-one-machine.html target='_blank'>workstations or large equipment, adapting to dynamic work scenarios.

3. System Integration and Workflow This tool cart seamlessly integrates physical storage with digital management, forming a complete closed-loop workflow:

1. Requisition: Maintenance workers swipe their cards at the terminal for authentication. The system automatically unlocks the corresponding drawer based on their task or permissions, highlighting the required tools on the screen.

2. Movement and Operation: The tool cart can be easily pushed next to large machinery, becoming a "mobile tool library," eliminating the need for maintenance workers to travel back and forth to retrieve tools.

3. Return and Inventory: After use, tools are returned to their original drawers and closed. The system can automatically or manually scan to confirm return and update inventory. The black panel on top can serve as a temporary workbench.