Consultoría de Almacenes

1.            Product tagging:

• Each item is tagged with an RFID tag containing a chip and antenna.
• The tag stores information such as serial number, product description and date of manufacture.

2.            RFID readers:

• Readers are installed at different locations in the warehouse (doors, shelves, loading areas).
• The readers detect nearby RFID tags and record movements.

3.            Real-time logging:

• When a product enters or leaves the warehouse, the RFID reader updates the inventory database.

4.            Benefits:

• Increased accuracy in inventory tracking.
• Reduction of human errors in data entry.
• Speed in inventory management.
• Facilitates product location.

5.            Considerations:

• Initial cost of implementation.
• Privacy and security of the data stored in the tags.
• Integration with existing systems.

In summary, RFID technology improves efficiency and control in warehouse management.