NOXEL offers a range of RFID products and applications for various market segments.

SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT

RFID has the capacity to revolutionize global logistic chains and improve supply chain management. Major retailers and their suppliers are already tagging pallets, cases and other returnable transit items (RTIs) like plastic crates used for fresh foods. RTIs are capital assets, so total visibility is essential. Tagging the crates also facilitates better management of the asset pool.
RFID technology enhances asset management by supplying visibility and real-time inventory data to guarantee traceability and availability. This results in reduced shrinkage and counterfeiting as well as a reduction in out-of-stocks.

PHARMA, HEALTH AND LIFE SCIENCES

RFID technology offers pharmaceutical companies a number of advantages due to the complex international delivery chains involved. RFID makes it possible to identify drugs quickly and reliably at each point of the supply chain, from factory to consumer.
An ‘electronic pedigree’ with complete tracking history defends against counterfeit products and grey distribution channels. Because authentication makes counterfeiting difficult it also serves to protect the value of a brand. In addition, tracking can improve the process efficiency of each partner in the supply chain by making the receipt and delivery of goods swift and simple. RFID is also a fast and efficient means for the product recall management process. Companies piloting RFID have praised it for its merits in supply chain collaboration and open data sharing where authorized parties are able to monitor the documented pedigree information.

MEDIA MANAGEMENT

RFID is utilized in many libraries to automate the issue and return of books and CDs and provide real-time visibility for library inventory.
With RFID, books and CDs can be checked in and out automatically and inventory control automated using reader devices on shelves. The result is a reduction in routine work and a much higher degree of accuracy in inventory management. RFID also improves efficiency and visibility in DVD/video rental and book retailing.

APPAREL AND BRAND PROTECTION

Incorporating RFID tags into garment labels or even into the garment itself provides a valuable tool for brand owners. A tag inserted at the point of manufacture can identify a garment’s source. The tag’s unique ID certifies that the garment is authentic and also makes it possible to identify and control counterfeits. Grey market imports can be controlled through the use of source identity. RFID tags enable inventory visibility throughout the supply chain, reducing shrinkage and out-of-stocks.

TRANSPORTATION

Baggage handling is being revolutionized by RFID technology which compared to bar code systems delivers a substantial increase in accuracy. RFID tagging not only provides real-time tracking to reduce the time spent locating lost baggage, it supports customer loyalty by minimizing the number of customers who suffer the inconvenience.
RFID is also used in postal environments to improve item tracking during sorting and delivery. Because RFID doesn’t require a line of sight for information transfer, postal items can be routed without concerns over their physical orientation. RFID technology reduces the time it takes to process mail bags and boxes because the tags can be tracked automatically as they move through various points in the processing cycle. Multiple items can be read simultaneously.

TICKETING

RFID technology offers transit operators immense opportunities to reduce maintenance costs, provide faster service and enhance the transport experience for passengers. The move towards low-cost contactless ticketing in the transport sector enables greater data-collection and a more flexible pricing structure while improving passenger convenience at the same time.
Using RFID for event ticketing improves customer security, accelerates ticket handling and offers a superior method of fraud prevention. Major sports events like the Olympic Games use RFID entrance tickets.

INDUSTRIAL

Achieve logistical advantages, cut costs and boost production with the unique visibility and control made possible only with RFID. Inbound and outbound operations assisted by RFID reduce buffer stocks and handling times, minimizing costs and improving efficiency.
Automated item-level identification enables a company to accurately control and customize production and meet customer requirements and schedules. The authenticity of finished goods, components and spare parts can be proven automatically by long-lasting, passive RFID inlays – there’s no doubt about when and where each article has been produced. Recycling can also be brought into a new era by using RFID to automate recycling processes.

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