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Attach RFID labels to PCs and other equipment and tools. Using RFID enables batch reading, reducing the time required for processes such as inventory, checkout, and return to the warehouse to as little as one-twentieth of the original time. The strength and angle of the radio signal can also be analyzed to quickly locate a specific item among many in a warehouse or locker. This enables highly efficient asset management without the need to modify core systems.

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.

Instead of using a handwritten admission application, a wristband or admission label is issued based on pre-registration information and worn by the visitor. This allows others to immediately confirm whether the person has permission to enter the school.

By reading the information on RFID tags and labels attached to vehicles using RFID readers installed at school gates and other locations, it becomes possible to manage arrival and departure times, passage history, and registered vehicle data. This allows the system to issue clear warnings to unauthorized vehicles and helps deter nuisance parking and bicycle parking.

Positioning technology provides data on the location and movement of people and objects at manufacturing sites. This data is useful for recording the start and completion of work, analyzing current conditions, and optimizing equipment and staffing. It can also be used to solve a variety of onsite issues, such as detecting workers entering hazardous areas or falling, searching for raw materials or intermediate products, etc.