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Implementation of RFID, Warehouse Storage Solution

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Material Handling

Verification and Sample Testing

Packing ,Tagging and Storage

Warehouse Management

Dispatch management


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What is RFID ?

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Radio Frequency Identification for tracking of Tagged items

under a closed environment.

What Constitutes an RFID System?

One or more RF tags

Two or more antennas

One or more interrogators

One or more host computers

Appropriate software

RFID PASSIVE TAG

Fixed RFID Reader Handheld RFID Reader


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RFID Operations

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Some tags

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Middleware with Local Database

for offline transactions

Central DatabaseInfor

mation FlowHigh Resolution

Real-time

Process Based

High Accuracy

Process

Quality and

Measurement

Application

Innovation

Customer

Value

Creation

ProcessAgility

RFID

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Implementation Outline of RFID Technology at SWH


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Architecture of the RFID Implementation


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RFID enables End to end Solution for Material

Handling and inventory Management

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Application

SystemsRFWrite data

to RF tags

Read

ManagerTransaction

Data Store

Items with

RF TagsReader

Antenna

Antenna

1Tag/Item

Relationship

Database 9

InternetMain

Server

Product

Information (PML

Format)

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Infrastructure : Hardware and IT Landscape

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Process Flow: Receiving Goods from Suppliers

Fixed UHF

RFID Reader

Manual Tagging Process

RFID Tagging

Area / Zone

Tagged RFID DRUGS to

Storage Section

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Process Flow: Dispatching Goods

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Drugs from Pre -Sampling Section

Dispatch of Goods

from the Store to

Hospitals

RFID Validation of theGoods dispatched

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Proposed Architecture- Features

Easy to track the flow of

inventory

Gives real time Stock

details online Can be integrated to

any kind of database

which is already existing

Mandates proper stock

management in stores

Pilfering can be avoided

Easy to audit in real

time

Easy to identify andTrack the movement of

stock between various

internal departments.

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Material Handling

Aggregate / De-aggregate

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Few Additional Features of our Implementation

Real Time Stock Identificationthrough Handheld Readers

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Real time Alerts for UnauthorizedTransactions at Entrances and Exits


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Value Addition and Conclusions

Adoption of Biometric Finger prints for Accessing theApplication software

Alerts should be acknowledged by authorized personnel only

Stock can be moved from one location to other using

authorized finger prints only

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Warehouse Management Equipment

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The role of equipment in warehouse operations Reduce cost (labor + space)

enhance space utilization by, e.g., enabling the exploitation of the vertical dimension of the facility

allowing for denser packing

allow for more efficient order-picking by, e.g., increasing the density

supporting the automated transfer of material from storage to sortingand Dispatch area

Enhance responsiveness increase the throughput of the facility, e.g.,

increasing the SKU(Stock keeping Unit) density establishing a more ergonomic environment/arrangement for the

warehouse operators

facilitating the parallelization of order picking

by parallelizing the tasks of order-picking and replenishment


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Various Warehouse Equipment

Storage Racks

Pallets (1200X1000 mm type)

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Fork Lifting Equipment


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Proposed CIVIL and Warehousing architecture at

Scientific warehouse of Hyderabad and Mahbubnagar

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> Four Layouts of the Warehouse are proposed

following the International Warehouse Design standards> The Preferences were assigned to each of the layout

considering the maximum space utilization as priority.


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Thank you

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RFID Implementation MARKFED BLAZE Automation