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Revolutionize your supply chain management, improve manufacturing processes and bolster vehicle security with HID’s precision RFID tracking and data management capabilities.
RFID delivers visibility into areas of supply and operations that were once unattainable. This new ability empowers automotive firms to:
Our automotive expert Holger Brasse takes you through an informative 45-minute introduction to how passive RFID & active IoT devices can create huge efficiencies and cost savings in automotive manufacture from the early stages of production through to providing enhanced user experience for end customers.
The diverse range of use cases for RFID in the automotive sector underscores its significance in driving efficiency, security and innovation across the entire industry. Learn how this technology can work in your specific use case through our resources.
RFID is reshaping the automotive industry from the factory to the field. Let’s look at where it’s making the biggest impact.
Learn about the advantages of RID and how much it would cost to implement it at your automotive organization.
RFID uses radio waves to identify and track objects, such as vehicle components and parts. It works by attaching RFID tags to these items, which emit radio signals that can be read by RFID readers or scanners.
The primary benefits include improved efficiency through real-time tracking, reduced errors in assembly, enhanced supply chain management and heightened vehicle security.
Yes, RFID technology allows for real-time tracking of vehicle components and parts throughout the entire supply chain and manufacturing process, ensuring precise monitoring and control.
RFID optimizes supply chain management by providing real-time visibility into the movement of components and parts, reducing inventory errors, minimizing delays and enhancing overall logistics efficiency.
RFID plays a vital role in factory automation by ensuring the correct assembly of components, reducing errors and maximizing efficiency in automotive manufacturing processes.
RFID technology enables individual vehicle identification and tracking, making it easier to trace a vehicle's history and schedule maintenance, thus ensuring safety compliance and reliable performance.
Yes, RFID is used to enhance vehicle security by enabling keyless entry and ignition systems, adding an extra layer of protection against theft and unauthorized access.
RFID can be used to combat counterfeit parts by verifying the authenticity of components and parts through RFID-enabled apps or tools, ensuring consumers receive genuine products.
RFID technology can be retrofitted into existing vehicles, allowing for enhanced security features like keyless entry and ignition. However, its integration may vary depending on the vehicle's make and model, and it is more commonly integrated into new cars during manufacturing.
RFID technology supports sustainability in the automotive industry by reducing waste and optimizing resource utilization through efficient supply chain management. Real-time tracking helps minimize excess inventory and reduces the environmental impact associated with overproduction and excess transportation.
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One of Europe's largest automotive manufacturers wanted to track containers of high-value assembled engines between multiple plants across the continent. They previously used barcodes, and our task was to provide a more efficient, accurate and cost-effective solution using RFID.
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Learn how RFID tags affixed to Gitterboxes helped one manufacturer accurately track and manage their movement within automotive plants.
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