▲ "RFID Gates" completed with the technologies from Sato Auto-ID (Thailand), Patlite (Thailand), and Mars TohkenTohken

We have brought together the technologies from Sato Auto-ID (Thailand), Patlite (Thailand), and our company to create a demo "RFID gate" that combines UHF band IC tags, UHF band RFID antennas and a network monitoring indicator.

There are reasons why we created the RFID gate. Technology using RFID (Radio Frequency IDentification) has been around for more than a decade, but in the automatic recognition industry, barcode reading is still the mainstream. Compared to the barcode method, which reads information one by one with a scanner, the RFID method can read multiple pieces of information at the same time. In the early days of RFID, there were problems with the sensitivity of the tags, the accuracy of the antennas, and the characteristics of each object, but now that know-how has been accumulated, it has become a very practical system. In Japan, in addition to apparel and supermarket cash registers, RFID utilization in distribution warehouses and factory applications is becoming popular. On the other hand, in Thailand, the use in the apparel industry can be seen in the same way as in Japan, but the utilization for industrial applications is yet to come. RFID products have completely different efficiencies depending on the combination of reader, RFID tag, and application. For this project, we have created an effective RFID gate and application by combining the best products from 3 companies. We would like to propose this system for managing the warehousing and shipping of products / materials, as well as inter-process movements.