New mobile hybrid computer for reading RFID tags and bar code information

PSC Inc. recently introduced a multi-purpose EPC mobile hybrid computer for reading RFID tags and bar code information. PSC's latest Falcon series, the wireless computer, will provide technical support for major agents and special closed-loop solution providers.

The Falcon 5500 for retail and supply chains expects to improve the user experience by improving inventory management processes and reducing product out-of-stocks. In addition, it can also increase revenue by increasing inventory turnover, order availability, and reducing warehouse operating costs.

Matt Schler, general manager of PSC and vice president of Mobile & Wireless and Industrial Scannin, said: "The current industrial development has increased people's attention on RFID, RFID as a revolutionary technology will enable retailers, wholesalers and Supply chain managers handle inventory and merchandise faster and more accurately at the merchandise, containers, pallets, etc., Falcon 5500 can enable end users to frequently and regularly collect relevant inventory level data, improve goods receiving and dispatching rates, and quickly locate and misplace goods. Location items.

The Falcon 5500 collects data by tagging across horizontal goods to better replenish warehouses and adjust inventory levels, effectively and centrally controlling product supply. This new type of Falcon 5500 is currently being used in large retail chains in the country and is also being evaluated by other organizations and agencies.

The Falcon 5500 can read 400 Class 0 tags in less than 90 seconds with 100% accuracy. In comparison, it takes 10 to 25 minutes to scan 400 bar code labels with a bar code scanner.

In order to expand the range of RFID applications, PSC has joined the Intermec Technologies Corp.'s fast-launch RFID intellectual property licensing initiative. The Quick Start Authorization will be implemented before Gen2 RFID is widely used, that is, by the end of 2005. It will be used to identify licensees of intellectual property rights and eliminate the inaccuracies in the process of supplier selection that cannot accurately determine who is the intellectual property right. The phenomenon of permitters.

Source: RFID Radio Express