RFID technology: ushering in a new era of container management

1. Container information collection and automatic recognition

(1) Install RFID tags on containers to record detailed information such as container number, container type, cargo type, quantity, etc., providing basic data for the full process management of containers.

(2) When the container passes through the highway, railway entrance and exit, and port inspection door, the RFID tag automatically senses and returns the data to the reader, achieving automatic information collection and transmission without manual intervention, greatly improving the efficiency and accuracy of information collection.

(3) This automatic recognition technology accelerates the speed of vehicles entering the port to pick up containers, tightly manages vehicle picking up, reduces errors caused by human factors, and improves the safety and reliability of container transportation.

2. Automation of transportation processing flow

(1) By utilizing RFID technology to collect real-time information on container location, status, etc., with the support of backend systems, the automation of cargo transportation and processing processes can be achieved.

(2) During container transportation, RFID technology is used to monitor the real-time location and status of containers, ensuring the safe, rapid, accurate, and timely delivery of goods to their destination. For example, when the container deviates from the predetermined route or makes an abnormal stop, the system can issue an alarm in a timely manner.

(3) RFID technology also provides accurate data for empty container transportation models, helping with empty container transportation planning, reducing empty container transportation costs, improving overall management efficiency, and optimizing logistics resource allocation.

3. Intelligent yard management

(1) Install RFID readers at key points such as the entrance and exit of the yard, gates, etc., to read real-time container and vehicle tag information entering and exiting the yard, determine whether the transported container is the one that should be shipped, match the vehicle information with the container information, and save the information and exit time in the local database and central database.

(2) The yard management system uses RFID technology to monitor the real-time stacking location and status of containers, which can quickly and accurately locate containers, improving the utilization rate of the yard and the turnover speed of goods. For example, when searching for a specific container, the system can quickly locate its location, reducing search time.

(3) With the help of RFID technology, intelligent management of the yard has been achieved, improving the efficiency and accuracy of yard operations and reducing management costs.

4. Real time inventory monitoring and fast inbound and outbound inventory

(1) In warehouse management, by attaching RFID tags to goods, the warehouse management system can read tag information in real time, accurately grasp the location, quantity, and status of goods, reduce the workload of manual inventory, and improve the real-time and accuracy of inventory data.

(2) By utilizing RFID technology, warehouse personnel can quickly identify and verify the identity of goods, achieving rapid warehousing and outbound of goods. The system can also automatically allocate storage locations based on tag information, optimize warehouse space utilization, and improve the efficiency and intelligence level of warehouse management.

(3) When the goods are stored in the warehouse, the system can automatically guide the forklift to place the goods in the appropriate warehouse location based on the RFID tag information, reducing the time spent searching for the warehouse location.