Automotive (Assembly)

Using RTLS (Real-Time Location System), visualize the movement of transport vehicles such as AGVs and forklifts. Data collected by dedicated tags and receivers is displayed on a dashboard, helping to optimize production line efficiency.

By using wireless tags, the location of raw materials can be tracked without the need for scanning. In addition, work history, such as receiving and shipping, can be converted into data and tracked in real time as to "when," "for what purpose," and "how much" it was used.

Automated Guided Vehicles (AGVs) help reduce the workload of transport operators. As an effective measure against labor shortages, the system promotes labor efficiency and supports a more diverse workforce.

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.

Using positioning technology, workers' movements are recorded and analyzed. Each individual’s work history can then be used to identify areas for process improvement, resulting in more efficient and error-free operations.

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.

By converting inspection forms to electronic format, paperless operation is achieved.Since the data is recorded as data, there is no need to transcribe the data to a PC, facilitating traceability of results. In addition, labels can be attached to controlled objects in the field using a mobile label printer in combination to prevent human error when filling out and checking them.

By utilizing voice recognition technology, tasks such as receiving and shipping inspections can be performed through voice instructions and confirmation. When combined with wearable devices, workers can view forms and images hands-free, enabling smarter and faster on-site operations.

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.