RFID can be used to track more things than can be imagined, from tools to toilets and people to paintings. We can help to develop systems that can either track items from zone to zone or help you pin point specific location of items. You can now track or locate high priced or mission critical items anywhere at anytime;

Tracking and locating capability may be a security or health and safety requirement. RFID technology can be used to support first responders, secure parking areas, track admission to secure areas, track and locate critical assets such as computers, test equipment and life saving apparatus. Manufacturing control to track WIP (work in progress), semi-finished goods and finished goods. Transportation and logistics now have a cost-effective way of tracking goods in transit as well as the associated moving equipment itself.

Valuable and mission critical assets exist on many environments. Healthcare uses RFID to track and locate mission critical assets. Healthcare is also using RFID is improve patient bedside care protocols, establish safeguards for the tracking of movement of new born babies as well as safeguard the custody of senior patients.

To track WIP and assembly line components and tools. A manufacturer's inability to locate semi-finished goods when required can severely impact productivity. It can eliminate hours of searching for tools and products, and is addressing the problems related to bulk storage and retrieval. When a traditional warehouse setup is not practical, RFID can be the solution.

We live in a time of heightened security. RFID is being used to track items and people in and out of secure and sensitive areas. RFID is being used to monitor and control vehicle access and individual access to specified areas. RFID technologies that address virtually any security requirement can provide reporting and accurate audit details for any environment. RFID is being used by first responders to track individual movement and locate valuable assets within a monitored area.

RFID is being used to track and locate valuable assets such as computer and computer room equipment. Museums and art galleries are using RFID to track and secure valuable artifacts. Also it is used to monitor continuous custody of critical or valuable items. Continuous and verified chain of custody is critical in a number of fields including law enforcement.