In an attempt to improve labour efficiency, the company’s factory was faced with the problem of not being able to monitor the operating status of forklifts and the need to get on and off the forks during order picking. The company also wanted to avoid incorrect deliveries and delays caused by human error. Our company, which can provide a one-stop service from hardware supply and system design to installation and set-up support, was given the opportunity to propose operational improvements using RFID technology and our experience in the logistics field.
Pre-implementation issues
①High burden of picking time for forklift operators.
Because the picking operations were carried out using a handheld terminal, it was necessary to get off the forklift each time the order was picked. In addition, the small screen of the handheld terminal made it difficult to use, and it took time to recharge the battery and manage the equipment each time.
②Inability to monitor operational status and ineffectiveness of instructions.
It was difficult to issue instructions efficiently from the office because the status of forklift movements to the shipping point could not be monitored in real time.
③Burden of inventory work
Inventory was time-consuming because barcodes had to be scanned one at a time.
UHF forklift system allows work without getting off the forklift Managers can monitor the situation in real time Large touch panel for registering records of incoming and outgoing shipments
UHF RFID tagThere are a variety of UHF compatible IC tags available that can communicate over long distances, and we can provide the most suitable one for the object, such as logistics materials or fixed assets.
UHF forks use RFID to automate the reading and registration of cargo and location information. Forkmen automatically acquire cargo information for inbound, outbound and picking without dismounting.
Post-introduction effects
Streamline picking operations for forklift operators.
This allows the operator to check picking information on the on-board terminal and work without leaving the truck. This also prevents pallets from being picked incorrectly.
UHF gates to capture movement information
By reading the information on IC tags attached to pallets at the UHF gate, shipment status can be monitored in real time. This enables managers to monitor the status of shipments and manage deliveries efficiently.
Simplify the inventory process
UHF tags can be attached to pallets and linked to each product to enable batch inventory using RFID readers.
Introduction flow
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We have a wealth of information and expertise gained from inspecting many sites. Based on this, we make the best suggestions for our customers and build a complete technical support system. If you have any questions, no matter how trivial, please do not hesitate to contact us.
MTS pre-introduction consultancy
Introduction flow
Customer enquiries.
requirements hearing
rough estimate
On-site survey
Formal quotation
Equipment and system installation
… Dispatch of specialised technical personnel
A team of specialist engineers with extensive local experience will carry out the survey and installation, giving you peace of mind.
Choice of IC tags and hardware equipment
System proposals
Suggestions for site improvements
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