RFID and Barcodes Sample Clauses

RFID and Barcodes. We have now presented the Lean theory about eliminating waste. It is now natural to introduce RFID because it is an important relationship between Lean and RFID. RFID is a tool that, in combination with the Lean theory, can be utilized to help eliminate waste. With this combination the working process gets more effective and the workers have more time for other preparations. When the employees are more effective at their tasks, it gains in higher quality. Figure 27 RFID system (Tags at work website, 2011) RFID stands for Radio Frequency Identification and is used to identify objects. We can compare the purpose of the RFID with the magnetic strips on the visa card. We need a scanner to read the information from the magnetic stripes, like we need a scanner to read the RFID tags as well (Technovelgy Website, 2011). So the components we need to have a complex RFID system and a complex process are: Tags, Scanners/Readers, Antennas and Host. This technology is today in use in many companies, for further detailed information about this technology, read (Xxxxx, Xxxxx, 2008). Barcodes is the most used and known type of automatic data capture (ADC) technology that is used today (Xxxxx, Xxxxx, 2008). Figure 28 Barcode (Zorox website, 2003) All the information of the product lies in the stripes in the tag. It is necessary with a scanner to read these tags and then get the information about the products. A good example of this is the products in a grocery store. All the products need to be scanned to get the price of it on the computer so the customer is able to pay. RFID versus Barcodes: RFID and barcodes both contains information about the product, but there are important differences between these two kinds of systems. If we compare RFID and barcodes, RFID have the same benefits as bar codes, but you have several options when selecting RFID:  RFID reader can be read from longer distances and don’t require a direct line between the scanner and the tags to read the information. In use of barcodes, the system requires direct lines between the scanner and the tags. The tags are also unreadable from long distances.  RFID scanners read the tags much faster than the scanners read the barcodes.  As mentioned above, the RFID tags are easier to read than the barcodes because barcodes require a direct line. But the RFID tags are also easier to read because it is more rugged and it is possible to implant the tag inside the product and it is still possible to be read.  An RFI...
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RFID and Barcodes. We have now presented the Lean theory about eliminating waste. It is now natural to introduce RFID because it is an important relationship between Lean and RFID. RFID is a tool that, in combination with the Lean theory, can be utilized to help eliminate waste. With this combination the working process gets more effective and the workers have more time for other preparations. When the employees are more effective at their tasks, it gains in higher quality. Figure 27 RFID system (Tags at work website, 2011) RFID stands for Radio Frequency Identification and is used to identify objects. We can compare the purpose of the RFID with the magnetic strips on the visa card. We need a scanner to read the information from the magnetic stripes, like we need a scanner to read the RFID tags as well (Technovelgy Website, 2011). So the components we need to have a complex RFID system and a complex process are: Tags, Scanners/Readers, Antennas and Host. This technology is today in use in many companies, for further detailed information about this technology, read (Xxxxx, Xxxxx, 2008). Barcodes is the most used and known type of automatic data capture (ADC) technology that is used today (Xxxxx, Xxxxx, 2008).
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