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RFID technology is rapidly iterating in the Chinese market (Part 2)

RFID technology is rapidly iterating in the Chinese market (Part 2)

2026-08-26

RFID technology is rapidly iterating in the Chinese market (Part 2)

Receiving and Sorting Management

The RFID tunnel machine is used for batch inventory verification

When goods arrive in batches, manual scanning of each item is inefficient and prone to missed or misrecorded scans during high-volume shipments. The Sko RFID Tunnel Machine (represented model CK-TP2A) is deployed at the front end of the conveyor belt. Leveraging RFID technology as the core, it integrates scanning, weighing, and sorting return lines to complete verification and identification of over 400 items within 1 to 3 seconds as goods pass through. It generates real-time lists and performs data validation, while defective containers are automatically sorted by the return line—requiring only manual verification of prompts.  In terms of precise recognition rates, Sko employs professional motion control and mechanical design solutions, combined with rigorous electromagnetic shielding and radio frequency optimization to eliminate interference. This ensures reading accuracy while avoiding RF radiation impact, achieving a tag recognition rate of 99.99%. 

Real-time inventory management

RFID Smart Workstation RFID Smart Shelves are used for real-time dynamic management of in-stock inventory

The traditional method of inventory status confirmation relies on periodic physical counts, with data only reflecting conditions at a specific point in time. The SICO RFID Smart Shelving System (represented by model CK-H1) embeds antennas into each shelf level to continuously monitor in-stock status, enabling full-rack verification with a single button press in just over ten seconds;

Asset circulation stage

RFID intelligent shelves and RFID handheld devices are used for asset flow tracking and inventory盘点

Outbound Reconciliation Verification

RFID warehouse aisle doors are used for batch outbound statistics of goods

In warehousing or logistics transshipment scenarios, whether outbound goods can be fully accounted for determines whether inventory data matches actual shipments. In traditional models, outbound verification relies on manual counting or barcode scanning, by forklift operations to move entire pallets out. These two steps—verification and handling—are executed sequentially, resulting in prolonged processing times. The Skoche RFID Warehouse Gate (Model CK-T8D) is specifically designed for forklift handling scenarios. When a forklift passes through with a load, it does not need to stop, enabling batch scanning of entire pallets in 1 to 3 seconds. It supports identifying over 1,000 items per scan, with real-time matching of results against outbound orders and automatic generation of outbound details.
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