[RFID Implementation Case Study] What are the keys to successful DX in manufacturing and construction sites?

Reducing unproductive time spent on 'searching for and counting items'! Introducing a case study on RFID equipment management.

We would like to introduce examples of RFID implementation in manufacturing and construction sites. In the case of a major housing manufacturer, automatic recording of "arrival at the site" and "used" reduced material loss rates by approximately 30%. In the case of an engineering manufacturer, reading tags with a reader automatically recorded "who took out which tool and when," which was also effective as a safety measure to prevent accidents. In the fields of residential construction, machinery manufacturing, and automobile manufacturing, a common challenge is "asset tracking in harsh environments." The introduction of RFID creates benefits that go beyond mere management by "visualizing" these assets. [Overview of Case in Residential Construction Industry] ■Challenges - Due to the large variety and similarity of items, mistakes in picking are likely to occur. ■Effects - Simple tasks of reading RFID during inbound and outbound processes enable accurate management. - Visualizing inventory status eliminates stock shortages and excess inventory, optimizing inventory levels. *For detailed information on the case, please refer to the related links. For more details, feel free to download the PDF or contact us.

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