Jewellery Tracking System
Irys Jewellery Tracking System
The entire product converges on a single aim –
ease out item-wise stock take by offering automatic multi-scan
capabilities for jewellery items. Ten thousand items being counted and
accounted for in 10 minutes can now be a reality.
In the event of an inventory check procedure,
a fully automated RFID system is expected to contrast vastly from a
manual operation. By manual, we mean a paper-and-pen type of
accounting. Semi -automated solutions such as a software equipped with
barcoding capabilities does move a step further in terms of accuracy
and visibility, but does little to save time spent. Moreover, the
accuracy is also largely dependent the visible information printed on
the labels; scratched or dust covered labels require repeated
scanning and often result in misses.
.In a typical scenario of a single RFID tray (scanner), it will look like this:
1 second of scanning detects 40 jewellery
items versus a manual procedure where it will take approximately 15
minutes to complete
In a second scenario of 4 RFID trays (multi arrayed scanners) are working at the same time, it will look like this:
2 – 3 seconds of scanning detects 150 jewellery items versus a manual procedure which will take between 30 minutes to 40 minutes
When there are more RFID trays working at the
same time, it becomes obvious that RFID is achieving exponential
efficiency figures.
In case portability is preferred over
multi-tray scanning, options such as the bluetooth scanner or the
handheld scanner are also available. These options also allow the client
greater flexibility in terms of functionality.
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Irys Jewellery Tracking System Contents: |
The Pandora
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It scans a stack of jewellery
trays instantaneously saving considerable time and effort. A large
jewellery store or a warehouse is the most likely candidate to make use
of the Pandora. Trays of tagged jewellery items can simply be passed
through the scan area and moved on to the strong room. The results are
instantly presented and verified on the computer screen. Thus the
tedious and error prone task of stock taking is completely automated. |
Handheld Terminal |
A Wii-Fi enabled mobile computer with an
integrated RFID scanner, which automatically detects tagged jewellery
items directly from the display. With this terminal the need for a host
can be eliminated. The scanner simply needs to be moved over trays of
jewellery. The jewellery count will be instantaneously displayed on the
screen of the handheld itself. |
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It is an ultra-portable device for guided
precision. This device communicates via bluetooth; hence needs a host (a
PC) to communicate with. Once the two devices are paired, the scanner
automatically detects tagged jewellery items and transfers the data to
the PC. |
RFID Tags |
The labels come in two form factors –
Reusable and Non-Reusable. The reusable tags are used by sandwiching
them between the barcode label, whereas the non-reusable tags can be
used by printing the barcode directly on the RFID tag. |
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It saves valuable time and effort by
directly encoding the RFID tag and printing barcodes at the same time.
When a large number of tags need to be encoded, using an RFID printer
for printing/encoding tags saves considerable time and the jeweller can
be assured of rolling out RFID within a very short span of time. |
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