Smart inventory and shipping with GS1-compliant RFID

Smart inventory and shipping with GS1-compliant RFID

Automatic dispensing of GS1-recommended labels


Simply scan your existing barcodes


Challenges


Improper handling can increase manual workload and undermine traceability


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GS1 recommended RFID label issuing system

To enhance patient safety, improve care quality, and streamline operations, the medical device industry is moving toward the standardization of RFID technology.

In particular, significant attention has been given to the policy announced in May 2019 by the American Medical Devices and Diagnostics Manufacturers’ Association (AMDD), which recommends adopting the GS1-recommended format as the standard.

This initiative reduces on-site workload while simultaneously enhancing traceability.

GS1-Recommended RFID Label Issuing System

Benefits

Simply scan the existing barcode

Barcode scanning → Automatic encoding → Label issuance
The GS1-128 barcode is scanned using a scanner, and the data is then encoded by the application. The label printer writes to the RFID tag and prints the label.
GS1-compliant labels can be printed without requiring the user to be aware of the encoding process. In addition, auto-numbering enables the assignment of serial numbers.

Streamline operations with RFID

The information written to the RFID tag is read by a handheld terminal or reader/writer, and the application performs the decoding process. The scanned data is displayed on a PC or tablet.
Since multiple RFID tags can be recognized in a single scan, there is no need to scan items one by one as with barcodes. This significantly reduces the time required for tasks such as inventory management and stocktaking.

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