Electrical & Electronic Components

Barcode and RFID tag labels can streamline warehouse operations, including location management of raw materials and components, expiration date management, and inventory control.

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.

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.

By introducing auto-travelers and multi-axis robots, labor-intensive and time-consuming tasks such as assembling, sealing, and labeling corrugated boxes for shipping can be automated. This prevents human error while improving work accuracy and overall productivity.

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.

RFID management helps prevent the loss of replacement parts needed for equipment repairs and optimizes inventory accuracy. It also streamlines and improves operations that previously required many man-hours for inventory and parts verification tasks.