Reduced workload and package delivery time

The variable-length cut function allows labels to be cut at the appropriate position according to the displayed content. As a result, a single printer can produce labels for a wide range of applications without the need to change label types. In addition, using linerless labels eliminates the hassle of handling liners and improves work efficiency.

By attaching RFID tags to crops and seedlings, cultivation data such as temperature and fertilizer usage, pre-shipment inventory status, and post-shipment tracking information can be centrally managed. In addition, drones can be used on large farms to streamline the RFID reading process and reduce the workload on staff.

With simple operation, the label printer automatically prints expiration dates and storage instructions, supporting food safety. It helps deter the risk of food poisoning by encouraging customers to consume the product as soon as possible after it is prepared. In addition, using label printers provides extra peace of mind by displaying detailed information and automatically calculating date-related data.

Identity verification is performed using a combination of facial recognition and QR codes on student ID cards, helping curb the risk of unauthorized substitute attendance and double exam attempts. In addition, replacing the conventional paper-based attendance check with automatic tallying significantly reduces the workload of faculty and staff.