In this video, the demonstration of setting up three defined RFID read zones for inventory tracking is both insightful and practical. The explanation of hardware selection highlights the importance of tailored solutions for specific applications. The perspective offered is both enlightening and captivating. If you're passionate about optimizing inventory systems, you should check this out GAO RFID Inc. I came across this video on RFID technology and inventory management, and it surprised me.-there are some real gems here that might change your viewpoint!
Thanks for the question! You can always reach out to us on our website via our chat feature, email, or give us a call to talk more about what you are looking for. Our team can simply answer questions you have about RFID or RFID systems, or recommend products depending on what you are looking for. www.atlasrfidstore.com/contact-us/
J Rowe, If you are talking about for NFC, just your smart phone/mobile device would be a cheap, no hassle way to read and write NFC RFID tags - checkout this quick video we just posted (th-cam.com/video/3mmGNq2xHyE/w-d-xo.html). However if you are looking for a Passive UHF RFID Proximity reader...I would go with either the: ThingMagic USB Pro - www.atlasrfidstore.com/thingmagic-usb-pro-rfid-reader/ or the ThingMagic Elara USB RFID Reader - www.atlasrfidstore.com/thingmagic-elara-usb-rfid-reader/ The USB Pro has been around forever - well tested, and easy to use. The Elara is new on the market, but the coolest part is, if you plug this reader in and open up just a simple notepad file, the reader will just immediately start inputting tag reads in there. No software needed. The Elara is pretty new, like i said, so you might have some hiccups along the way, but its a cool, very simple RFID Reader. Does that help?
what is the back end or sofware after it scan? can we use airtable?
In this video, the demonstration of setting up three defined RFID read zones for inventory tracking is both insightful and practical. The explanation of hardware selection highlights the importance of tailored solutions for specific applications. The perspective offered is both enlightening and captivating. If you're passionate about optimizing inventory systems, you should check this out GAO RFID Inc. I came across this video on RFID technology and inventory management, and it surprised me.-there are some real gems here that might change your viewpoint!
Nice description 👍
Glad you enjoyed!
Do you guys white label it?
Thank you Tyler...
No problem, glad you liked the video!
To whom it may concern... who can I ask for inquiry to create a RFID system for the inventory tracking project?
Thanks for the question! You can always reach out to us on our website via our chat feature, email, or give us a call to talk more about what you are looking for. Our team can simply answer questions you have about RFID or RFID systems, or recommend products depending on what you are looking for.
www.atlasrfidstore.com/contact-us/
What is a cheap solution for a proximity reader?
J Rowe,
If you are talking about for NFC, just your smart phone/mobile device would be a cheap, no hassle way to read and write NFC RFID tags - checkout this quick video we just posted (th-cam.com/video/3mmGNq2xHyE/w-d-xo.html). However if you are looking for a Passive UHF RFID Proximity reader...I would go with either the:
ThingMagic USB Pro - www.atlasrfidstore.com/thingmagic-usb-pro-rfid-reader/
or the
ThingMagic Elara USB RFID Reader - www.atlasrfidstore.com/thingmagic-elara-usb-rfid-reader/
The USB Pro has been around forever - well tested, and easy to use. The Elara is new on the market, but the coolest part is, if you plug this reader in and open up just a simple notepad file, the reader will just immediately start inputting tag reads in there. No software needed. The Elara is pretty new, like i said, so you might have some hiccups along the way, but its a cool, very simple RFID Reader.
Does that help?