RFID integration
Identify and locate your assets, products and containers remotely and contactlessly, from passive UHF tags to active BLE badges, to automate flows and eliminate manual operations.
Reading without line of sight
Identification time
Tags read simultaneously
UHF reading range
The problem: manual traceability and lost assets
Lost assets, time spent searching for missing equipment, tedious manual inventories, costly picking errors: manual traceability generates considerable operational losses and insufficient visibility on your flows.
- Assets and equipment regularly impossible to find
- Time-consuming manual inventories prone to errors
- Picking errors and incorrect shipments
- No real-time visibility on movements
RFID technologies adapted to your use case
There is no single universal RFID technology. Based on your constraints (metals, liquids, reading distance, mobility, cost per tag), we choose the optimal technology: HF/NFC for short distances, passive UHF for mass reads, active BLE for real-time location.
- HF/NFC: short-range identification, cards, labels
- Passive UHF: mass reading, long range up to 10m+
- Active BLE: real-time location, embedded batteries
- Special tags: on-metal, liquid, washable textile
- Technology selection advice based on your constraints

Real-time location and tracking
Beyond identification, RFID lets you know where your assets are at any time. We deploy RTLS (Real-Time Location System) with control gates, passage zones and out-of-zone alerts, all integrated with your WMS or ERP.
- RTLS: real-time location of assets and containers
- Control gates at zone entries and exits
- Automatic alerts on unauthorized zone exit
- Integration with WMS, ERP and MES
- Real-time location dashboards
Deployment and integration
A successful RFID project starts with a serious site survey. We perform RF analysis, install antennas and readers, configure the collection middleware, integrate data into your existing systems and train your teams for daily use.
- Site survey and prior RF analysis
- Installation of antennas, readers and infrastructure
- RFID collection middleware setup
- ERP/WMS/MES integration via API or native connector
- Team training and post-deployment support
Related guides
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Technical comparison and decision grid for your operational context.
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