Nordic ID Morphic UHF RFID Cross Dipole achieves great results in RFID fashion pilot conducted by RFID Lab of University of Parma.
The RFID Lab of University of Parma in Italy focuses its
research on RFID applications in various business processes. They
developed the "RFID 4 Fashion Certified Program" to determine how
well the hardware used by European apparel retailers and
manufacturers perform in real-life applications.
University of Parma ran tests with the Nordic ID Morphic UHF RFID
Cross Dipole reader as a part of the program and the results were
astonishing. Below follows a summary of the official report of the
test:
| TEST |
SHORT DESCRIPTION |
OUTCOME |
| 1. Manual accuracy check |
Carton with 50 tagged items.
Testing reading time for 80% and 100% accuracy.
|
100% accuracy achieved in 80% of the test cases in 0-1 seconds
on average
100% accuracy achieved in 100% of the test cases in 3-4 seconds
on average
|
| 2. Manual shipping / receiving with the
handheld |
8 cartons with 50 tagged items each in a roll container.
Testing accuracy percentages for a reading time of maximum 180
seconds.
|
43.3% of tagged pallets including tagged cartons containing
tagged items read with 100% accuracy. The rest: minimum accuracy
98,8%
88.3% of tagged cartons including tagged items read with
100% accuracy
99.8% of tags read in total
All cartons read on average in 3-4 seconds
80% of the items inside the cartons read in 24 seconds on
average
100% of the items inside the cartons read in 133 seconds on
average
|
| 3. Manual inventory count - folded
garments |
240 tagged items, piled in 24 groups of 10.
Testing reading time for 80% and 100% accuracy.
|
80% of the tagged items read in 51 seconds on average
100% of the tagged items read in 83 seconds on average
|
| 4. Manual inventory count - lying
garments |
100 tagged items hanging on a "z-rack".
Testing reading time for 80% and 100% accuracy.
|
80% of the tagged items read in 7 seconds
100% of tagged items read in 17 seconds
|
Nordic ID Morphic UHF RFID Cross Dipole was used in four
different tests with UPM WEB NXP U-code G2iL tags. Each of the
tests was repeated 30 times.
1. In the manual accuracy check, a carton box containing 50
tagged garments was read 100% accurately in 100% of the test cases
in a maximum of 4 seconds.
2. In the manual shipping and receiving test, 8 carton boxes,
each containing 50 tagged items, were placed in a roll container.
The Nordic ID Morphic UHF RFID Cross Dipole reader was able to read
all the tags in 133 seconds on average.
3. In the manual inventory count with folded garments, 240
tagged garments were piled in 24 groups of 10 items each. The tags
were read in 83 seconds with 100% accuracy.
4. In the manual inventory count with lying garments, 100 tagged
garments were placed hanging on a "z-rack" and all the tags were
read in 17 seconds.
If you are interested in reading the whole report, please
contact Nordic ID at sales@nordicid.com.
