01. nos produits

produits chauds

shenzhen jietong technology co., Ltd. est une société de haute technologie spécialisée dans le développement, la production et la vente de systèmes d'identification par radiofréquence (RFID).

4-port UHF RFID fixed channel reader
lecteur de canal uhf 4 ports lecteur de canal uhf 4 ports

jt-928 est un lecteur fixe rfid uhf epc classe 1 gen2 à quatre ports. Grâce à la technologie de pointe des États-Unis, le 928 offre un taux d'inventaire et un taux de lecture d'étiquettes excellents. il peut gérer les balises en mouvement, tout en réalisant avec succès des balises massives et une lecture intense.

UHF Desktop RFID Reader
écrivain de lecteur usb de bureau iso18000 6c uhf rfid écrivain de lecteur usb de bureau iso18000 6c uhf rfid

jt-6210 uhf rfid lecteur de lecteur usb de bureau est une interface de communication double usb, l'entrée du port série à gauche, la sortie du clavier à droite.il est stable pour lire et écrire les données.fourniture de démo, sdk c +, c #, java etc.

 Industrial Grade UHF RFID Reader
Lecteur RFID de qualité industrielle UHF RFID JT-7100 Lecteur RFID de qualité industrielle UHF RFID JT-7100

JT-7100 est de conception industrielle, robuste et durable, en ligne avec l'environnement de production industriel difficile, le niveau de protection atteint ip66. rfusionne des puces de recherche et de développement de propriété intellectuelle exclusives avec un algorithme de reconnaissance d'étiquettes hautes performances surveillance intelligente du logiciel de l'état de fonctionnement, 24 heures X 365 jours de fonctionnement ne plante pas. le capot inférieur est conçu pour installer des pièces en fer,, ce qui est pratique pour l'installation d'un environnement de ligne de production industrielle et l'installation d'un lecteur. petite taille et poids léger, équipement de ligne de production industrielle facile à intégrer. prend en charge l'étiquette RFID epcglobal UHF classe 1 gen 2 / ISO 18000-6C.

UHF RFID Gate Reader with Andorid Screen
lecteur de porte rfid uhf blanc iso18000 6c avec écran android lecteur de porte rfid uhf blanc iso18000 6c avec écran android

Le lecteur de porte rfid jt-923 est un dispositif de porte uhf haute performance, prend en charge le protocole epc gen2 iso18000-6c, a une interface de communication rs232, rj45. il est largement utilisé dans le contrôle d'accès, l'environnement de présence.

UHF RFID middle range reader
Lecteur intégré RFID UHF JT-8380 0-5 mètres Lecteur intégré RFID UHF JT-8380 0-5 mètres

JT-8380 est une nouvelle génération de lecteur d'étiquettes ultra haute fréquence (UHF) développé par notre société . compatible avec la norme FCC ISM (902 ~ 928 mhz) ETSI (865 . 6 ~ 867 . 6 mhz) (client doit être personnalisé), utilisé pour lire et écrire des étiquettes électroniques ISO18000-6C (EPC C1 GEN2). JT-8380 fournit des fonctions API adaptées à des applications spécifiques pour faciliter le développement secondaire des utilisateurs. et une interface réseau intégrée, avec un logiciel de gestion et une base de données,peut être facilement et rapidement appliqué à la logistique d'entreposage, vmi-hub,gestion des palettes, gestion des panneaux de flux, contrôle des pièces de la chaîne de production, contrôle des matériaux, identification, contrôle d'accès et autres domaines.

UHF RFID reader module
Module 4 ports RFID UHF JT-M2540 TM200 Module 4 ports RFID UHF JT-M2540 TM200

TM200 Module lecteur RFID UHF , en tant que module de lecture/écriture à haute efficacité et à faible coût, a des droits de propriété intellectuelle indépendants.il fonctionne sous la fréquence de 860mhz-868mhz ou 902mhz-928mhz. avec antenne 8dbi, la plage de lecture peut atteindre 10 m ou plus. il est facile et rapide de construire un système RFID avec une alimentation et une interface simples.

RFID reader module
Module RFID HF 13.56MHz ISO14443A JT-1530 
     Module RFID HF 13.56MHz ISO14443A JT-1530

Distance de lecture de 0 à 3 cm ; fonctionne sur 13,56 MHz, protocole ISO14443A, DC 5 V.

RFID reader module
Petit module Mini HF RFID 13.56MHz ISO14443A JT-1550 
     Petit module Mini HF RFID 13.56MHz ISO14443A JT-1550

Distance de lecture de 0 à 5 cm ; fonctionnant sur 13,56 MHz, protocole ISO14443A, DC 5 V.

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Shenzhen Jietong Technology Co., Ltd est une entreprise de haute technologie qui se concentre sur la R&D, la production et la vente de matériel RFID UHF. Jietong possède sa propre équipe de R&D dont les ingénieurs ont plus de 10 ans d'expérience en R&D. Afin de fournir le meilleur service et produit au client, Jietong est en développement continu pour offrir une solution complète pour le projet, le service après-vente et le support technologique. Jietong propose des gammes de produits principales, notamment  le lecteur de lecture multi-étiquettes UHF RFID Impinj R2000 / TM200 ,  le lecteur de lecture d'étiquette unique UHF RFID ,  le lecteur longue portée UHF RFID ,  le lecteur UHF RFID moyenne portée ,  le lecteur / enregistreur de bureau UHF RFID ,  le module de lecteur UHF RFID ,  lecteur portable UHF RFID ,  antenne UHF RFID ,  carte et étiquette UHF RFID  , etc., Jietong a le principe de la suprématie des utilisateurs et dépend des nouvelles technologies axées sur le marché et de la haute qualité, nous fournirons les dernières technologies, les meilleurs produits, la compétitivité, le service sincère à nos clients. Nous nous sommes imposés comme une partie fiable, innovante et digne de confiance des entreprises de ses clients et  fournisseurs.

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02. Pourquoi nous choisir

notre avantage

technologie co shenzhen jietong. ltd., est une société de haute technologie axée sur la recherche et le développement, la production et la vente de systèmes d'identification par radiofréquence (RFID). professionnel spécial dans le lecteur de la série uhf rfid de l'Internet des objets. jietong a sa propre équipe de recherche et développement dont les ingénieurs ont plus de 10 ans d'expérience en recherche et développement. Afin de fournir le meilleur service et produit au client, jietong est en développement continu pour offrir une solution complète pour le projet, un service après-vente et un support technologique.jietong propose des gammes de produits principales qui incluent le module rfid uhf, le lecteur portable rfid, le lecteur rfid uhf, le lecteur rfid de milieu de gamme pour parking, le lecteur de contrôle d'accès uhf, l'antenne uhf, les cartes et étiquettes uhf, etc.,lecteur jt uhf rfid déjà utilisé de manière intensive dans la gestion des véhicules, l'utilisation de l'environnement comprend également la gestion du personnel pour l'usine, la gestion du poids pour l'entrepôt, le contrôle d'accès pour l'entrepôt et le véhicule, la gestion des vêtements, la gestion de la logistique du tabac, la gestion intelligente de la bibliothèque, la gestion de l'identification de la ligne de production, l'actif gestion etc.,jietong a le principe de la suprématie des utilisateurs, et dépend de la nouvelle technologie orientée marché et de haute qualité, nous fournirons la dernière technologie, les meilleurs produits, le service compétitif et sincère à nos clients.

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    l'équipe r & d a plus de 10 ans d'expérience;

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    offrir des produits à faible coût, de qualité moyenne et élevée;

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    2 ans de garantie et 3 ans de maintenance;

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03. cas de projet

SOLUTION&CAS

Cette page de solution aide les clients à résoudre le problème de l'installation et de la gestion des applications à l'aide des produits de Jietong Technology. Les éléments suivants sont inclus : Gestion des véhicules Gestion du système personnel UHF Gestion de la ligne de production Gestion de la logistique La gestion d'actifs Gestion d'entrepôt Les véhicules d'assainissement environnemental gèrent Gestion intelligente des bibliothèques

  • Renewable Energy Manage Systems

    RFID Technology in the Renewable Energy Sector: Applications and Opportunities 1. Introduction As the global renewable energy industry expands, efficient asset management, supply c...

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    Renewable Energy Manage Systems
  • gestion des véhicules

    gestion des véhiculesAvec le développement thérapeutique de l'économie chinoise, le niveau de vie des gens augmente et la possession totale de la voiture a également commencé à cro...

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    gestion des véhicules
  • gestion du personnel

    système de gestion du personnel uhf rfid>> aperçu du systèmeLe système de gestion du personnel à longue distance est le système de gestion du personnel moderne avec la combinaison ...

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    gestion du personnel
  • gestion de ligne de production

    gestion de ligne de productionAfin de produire des produits de meilleure qualité, tout en réduisant les coûts de production et en répondant aux exigences de l'ISO9000, les fabrican...

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    gestion de ligne de production
  • gestion de la logistique

    gestion du guidage de voie de chariot agvAvec le niveau de fabrication et la demande croissante des clients, une variété de systèmes logistiques sont confrontés à de nombreux défis...

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    gestion de la logistique
  • la gestion d'actifs

    système de gestion des actifs RFIDPrésentation du systèmela manière de mettre en œuvre manuellement la gestion des actifs, y compris l'augmentation des actifs, la distribution, le ...

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    la gestion d'actifs

04. événements

dernières nouvelles

shenzhen jietong technology co., Ltd. est une société de haute technologie spécialisée dans le développement, la production et la vente de systèmes d'identification par radiofréquence (RFID).

Exhibition 4.0: RFID-Powered Entry and Exhibit Intelligence
Exhibition 4.0: RFID-Powered Entry and Exhibit Intelligence

With the rapid advancement of information technology, the exhibition industry is undergoing a transformation from traditional operations to intelligent systems. Whether it's entry management, exhibit tracking, or visitor behavior analysis, efficiency and experience have become key metrics in evaluating the success of an exhibition. As a vital component of the Internet of Things (IoT), Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) is increasingly demonstrating its value in exhibition scenarios. From streamlining entrance processes to optimizing exhibit management, RFID is reshaping the entire exhibition ecosystem. 1. Challenges and the Need for Transformation in the Exhibition Industry Traditional exhibitions often face the following management challenges: Long queues and inefficient manual verification: Large crowds during peak hours often lead to congestion and poor visitor experience. Frequent issues with counterfeit or borrowed passes: Paper-based badges are easily duplicated or shared. Poor exhibit tracking and high loss risks: Especially for high-value items, it's difficult to monitor movements accurately. Lack of real-time data for optimization: Organizers struggle to accurately grasp visitor flow, exhibit movement, and booth popularity. Against this backdrop, the exhibition industry urgently needs a secure, efficient, and traceable technology to support its digital upgrade. RFID, with its advantages in contactless recognition, batch reading, rewritability, and tracking capability, is emerging as a leading solution. 2. How RFID Works: Technology and Types RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) is a technology that enables contactless data transmission and identification via radio waves. It consists of three components: RFID tags, readers, and a backend management system. RFID systems are categorized into low frequency (LF), high frequency (HF), ultra-high frequency (UHF), and microwave based on operating frequencies, with each suited for different scenarios. In exhibition applications, HF and UHF RFID technologies are most commonly used. High-frequency (13.56 MHz) tags are typically used for entry badges and personnel tracking, while ultra-high-frequency (860–960 MHz) tags, with longer read distances and faster read speeds, are ideal for exhibit tracking and logistics monitoring. 3. RFID Applications in Exhibition Entry Management 1. Electronic Badges and Fast Entry Unlike traditional paper passes, electronic badges embedded with RFID chips enable fast, contactless identification. Visitors, guests, or media personnel simply walk near RFID-enabled gates to be automatically identified and logged in without the need for manual scanning or ticket checks—greatly reducing wait times. For example, at the China International Import Expo, RFID badges were implemented, increasing throughput per entrance lane by over three times. Each attendee's entry and exit times were recorded in real time, improving security and behavior tracking. 2. Preventing Counterfeit...

May 26, 2025
Never Lose Your Stuff Again: How RFID Transforms Personal Item Tracking
Never Lose Your Stuff Again: How RFID Transforms Personal Item Tracking

In today’s fast-paced world, misplacing or losing personal items is a common inconvenience. Whether it’s a phone, keys, wallet, or checked luggage during travel, such incidents can disrupt daily life or travel plans. As the Internet of Things (IoT) continues to evolve, RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) technology is emerging as a key solution to this problem. This article explores how RFID works and how it is being applied to track and manage personal belongings and luggage more efficiently. 1. Overview of RFID Technology RFID is a type of wireless communication technology that uses radio waves to identify and track objects without physical contact. A standard RFID system consists of three main components: RFID Tags: Attached to the object being tracked, each tag contains a chip and an antenna. RFID Reader: Emits and receives radio signals to communicate with tags. Back-End System: Collects and processes the data for analysis and visualization. RFID tags come in two types—active (with a battery) and passive (without a battery). Passive tags are smaller, less expensive, and well-suited for everyday applications such as tracking personal items. 2. Applications in Personal Belonging Management 2.1 Tracking Valuables For high-value items like laptops and cameras, RFID tags can be linked to user identities for real-time location tracking and theft alerts. Some smart bags and wallets now come embedded with RFID modules to notify users if the item is left behind or moved out of a predefined area. 2.2 Locating Everyday Items Small, easy-to-lose items such as keys, IDs, or remote controls can be tagged with compact RFID devices. Paired with a mobile app or voice assistant, users can quickly locate misplaced items. Popular consumer products like Tile and Chipolo offer such RFID or NFC-based tracking solutions and are widely adopted. 2.3 Managing Documents and Files Professionals such as lawyers, doctors, and researchers often handle large volumes of paper documents. By tagging folders or file envelopes with RFID labels, and using handheld readers, they can streamline document retrieval, filing, and loss prevention. 3. RFID in Luggage Tracking 3.1 Airline Baggage Management Luggage mishandling is a persistent problem in air travel. According to the International Air Transport Association (IATA), tens of millions of bags are delayed or lost annually due to damaged or misread tags. To address this, more airlines are deploying RFID-based baggage tracking systems. RFID tags are attached during check-in and scanned at every touchpoint—sorting, transit, and loading—ensuring visibility throughout the journey. Passengers can also track their baggage in real-time via mobile apps. Delta Airlines, for example, has implemented RFID baggage tracking across multiple airports, significantly reducing misrouting incidents and improving customer satisfaction. 3.2 Smart Suitcases Smart luggage brands like Samsonite and Away are integrating RFID or GPS modules into their p...

May 16, 2025
RFID in Action: Transforming Cargo Visibility and Ship Management
RFID in Action: Transforming Cargo Visibility and Ship Management

With the rapid growth of global trade, maritime transport—one of the pillars of international logistics—is undergoing a profound transformation toward digitization and intelligence. In this shift, Radio Frequency Identification (RFID), a core technology of the Internet of Things (IoT), is being increasingly adopted across various aspects of the shipping industry. From real-time cargo tracking to optimized vessel management, RFID is reshaping traditional maritime operations and providing powerful technological support for the realization of smart shipping. 1. Traditional Challenges in the Shipping Industry Traditional maritime systems often struggle with low tracking efficiency, opaque information flow, poor port operation management, and frequent human errors. For example, containers can be misplaced or delayed due to manual handling errors during transshipment or loading. Maintenance records for vessels are often paper-based or fragmented across multiple systems, making it difficult to manage the vessel lifecycle efficiently. These issues not only increase operational costs but also reduce customer satisfaction and supply chain stability. Therefore, the industry urgently needs a reliable and efficient method of data collection and transmission to enable full visibility and intelligent control over people, vessels, cargo, and ports. RFID technology has emerged as a critical solution to meet this demand. 2. Overview and Advantages of RFID Technology RFID is a wireless, contactless automatic identification technology. It consists of electronic tags (also known as transponders), readers, and backend systems. Compared to traditional barcode systems, RFID offers several distinct advantages: Contactless Reading: No line-of-sight is required, and tags can be read through materials like plastic or wood. Bulk Reading Capability: Multiple tags can be read simultaneously, greatly improving operational efficiency. Larger Data Capacity: Tags can store and update more information, supporting dynamic data management. Durability: RFID tags are dustproof, waterproof, and suitable for the harsh conditions of maritime transport. Real-Time Updates: Seamless integration with backend systems enables real-time information synchronization. Thanks to these advantages, RFID is transitioning from pilot projects to large-scale deployments in the shipping sector. 3. Applications of RFID in Cargo Tracking Containerized shipping is the dominant form of maritime cargo transport. By affixing RFID tags to containers, logistics companies can track cargo locations and statuses accurately and in real time throughout the entire transport process. 1. Automated Container Entry/Exit at Ports Traditionally, container entry and exit processes involve manual barcode scanning or handwritten records. With RFID, containers are automatically identified upon entering or leaving port areas. The system checks identity, verifies access rights, and plans routing, thereby increasing customs clearanc...

May 08, 2025
Unlocking Ocean Resources: The Role of RFID Technology in Marine Mining and Exploration
Unlocking Ocean Resources: The Role of RFID Technology in Marine Mining and Exploration

As global demand for resources continues to rise, particularly for energy, metal ores, and other natural resources, the ocean, as an untapped resource treasure trove, has become a focal point for many countries and enterprises. Marine mining and resource exploration hold tremendous potential, but due to the complex marine environment and the challenges of exploration depth and mining difficulty, technological advancements in this field have been limited. In recent years, RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) technology, an efficient automatic identification technology, has been applied across various industries and is now gradually showing significant potential in marine mining and resource exploration. This article will explore how RFID technology can improve the efficiency and sustainability of marine mining and resource exploration. 1. Overview of RFID Technology RFID is a technology that uses radio frequency signals for contactless identification. It consists of a tag and a reader, with RFID tags transmitting stored information to the reader through electromagnetic waves for automatic identification and tracking of items or data. The primary advantages of RFID technology include automation, long-distance identification, contactless operation, and fast and efficient data transmission. These features make RFID widely applied in industries such as logistics, healthcare, agriculture, and transportation. In marine resource exploration and mining, RFID technology can help improve equipment monitoring, resource management, environmental protection, and operational efficiency, providing technological support for the sustainable development of marine resources. 2. Application of RFID in Marine Resource Exploration Marine resource exploration involves the detection and collection of seabed mineral deposits, oil and gas resources, and other biological resources. Traditional methods of marine resource exploration rely on human divers, remotely operated vehicles (ROVs), and automated equipment. These methods are costly, inefficient, and pose significant safety risks. The introduction of RFID technology provides a new solution for material management, equipment monitoring, and data transmission during marine exploration. Tracking and Management of Subsea Equipment During marine resource exploration, equipment such as submersibles, detectors, and mining devices typically operate in deep-sea environments. By installing RFID tags on these devices, real-time monitoring and management of the equipment can be achieved. Each piece of equipment is equipped with a unique RFID tag, marking its location, status, and operating hours, and operators can use RFID readers for remote identification. This not only helps with real-time device location but also reduces the frequency of manual inspections, improving operational efficiency. Moreover, RFID tags can issue alerts in case of equipment malfunctions, reducing the risk of equipment damage and enhancing the safety and ...

April 29, 2025
RFID in Concerts and Events: Revolutionizing Smart Ticketing and Crowd Management
RFID in Concerts and Events: Revolutionizing Smart Ticketing and Crowd Management

As technology rapidly evolves, various industries are leveraging innovative solutions to improve operational efficiency and enhance user experiences. In large-scale events such as concerts and sports games, where massive crowds need to be managed, RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) technology has become increasingly prevalent. It is transforming access control systems, ticket management, and on-site crowd flow management. This article delves into how RFID technology enhances smart ticketing, optimizes crowd management, and improves both event security and attendee experience. 1. Overview of RFID Technology RFID stands for Radio Frequency Identification, a technology that enables wireless, contactless data transmission and identification using radio waves. An RFID system typically consists of three components: a tag, a reader, and a backend database. The RFID tag contains a microchip and an antenna, which store a unique identification number; the reader uses radio waves to interact with the tag and transmit the data to the backend system for processing. The key advantages of RFID technology include contactless operation, long-range identification, and fast data transfer. These features make it ideal for applications in event access control, ticket management, asset tracking, and more. 2. Applications of RFID in Concert and Event Access Control For large-scale events such as concerts, music festivals, and sports games, managing access control is crucial for ensuring both security and smooth event flow. Traditional ticketing systems, such as paper tickets or QR codes, suffer from issues such as slow processing times, long queues, and vulnerabilities to ticket fraud. RFID technology effectively addresses these challenges. 1. Faster Entry and Reduced Queuing Time RFID-based access control systems embed RFID tags into tickets or wristbands, allowing attendees to quickly pass through access gates by simply presenting their RFID-enabled ticket or wristband. This contactless, rapid recognition process significantly reduces waiting times at entry points, easing the bottleneck that often occurs with traditional ticket scanning methods, and improving the overall efficiency of the event. 2. Enhanced Security and Ticket Authenticity RFID technology enables each ticket to have a unique ID, making it impossible to duplicate or forge the ticket. The embedded RFID tag provides each ticket with a unique identifier, which can be easily verified at the access point. This effectively prevents counterfeit tickets from being used, thereby ensuring the event’s security and reducing the risk of unauthorized access. 3. Multi-Level Access Control At large-scale events, there are often different levels of access, such as VIP tickets, staff credentials, and media passes. RFID technology allows for seamless implementation of tiered access controls, where different types of RFID tags can be assigned to various groups of attendees. The system automatically identifies and gran...

April 27, 2025
RFID in Air Freight: Enabling Precision and Efficiency in Cargo Tracking
RFID in Air Freight: Enabling Precision and Efficiency in Cargo Tracking

With the rapid development of global air logistics, diversified scenarios such as cross-border e-commerce, fresh food air transport, and high-end manufacturing components are placing higher demands on timeliness and accuracy. Traditional cargo tracking systems in aviation logistics often rely on barcodes, manual input, or GPS-based container tracking, which suffer from delays, inaccuracies, and high human involvement. Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology, with its contactless reading, fast identification, and automation features, is emerging as a key enabler of precise delivery in air freight logistics. I. Advantages of RFID in Air Freight RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) is an automatic identification technology that recognizes target objects and retrieves relevant data via radio waves. In air freight, RFID tags are typically attached to cargo, pallets, or containers and are read by readers to collect and transmit data. Key advantages of RFID include: Contactless and Efficient Reading: RFID tags can be identified from a distance without the need for line-of-sight, making it suitable for high-speed, high-volume sorting operations. Real-Time Data Updates: Information about cargo movement across various stages—transportation, storage, security checks—is continuously updated, ensuring seamless tracking. Durability in Harsh Environments: Unlike barcodes, RFID tags are resistant to dirt, scratches, and environmental stress, making them ideal for airport conditions. Simultaneous Multi-Tag Reading: RFID readers can scan multiple items at once, eliminating delays and errors common in manual scanning. Programmability and Data Storage: RFID tags can store more than just a unique ID; they can include weight, origin, destination, and special handling instructions. II. Key Application Scenarios in Air Freight Logistics RFID can be applied across the entire air freight process—from cargo registration and identity verification to security inspection, warehousing, flight tracking, and final delivery. 1. Cargo Registration and Identification At the origin, RFID tags are encoded by the shipper or airline, capturing detailed cargo information. Once generated, the tag’s unique ID accompanies the shipment throughout its journey, minimizing issues like mislabeling or misrouting. 2. Security Screening and Load Planning RFID systems can be integrated with airport security checks to verify cargo origin, documentation, and whether any restricted items are present. As goods move through inspection conveyors, RFID readers match them with digital manifests. Combined with aircraft loading systems, RFID helps optimize cargo loading sequence and safety. 3. Flight Segment Tracking During takeoff, layovers, and transit points, RFID enables real-time logging of each segment. For example, a shipment moving from Location A to C via B will have automatic logs for loading, arrival, and unloading events, ensuring end-to-end visibility. 4. Arrival Sorting and Final Deli...

April 18, 2025
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