The application involves tagging each box with an RFID tag containing relevant data such as the box number, card information, subcontractor’s information etc. These boxes are, in turn, packed into a bigger box which is also tagged and delivered to Hyundai Cards by their suppliers. During the delivery inspection, Hyundai employees can easily check the content by reading the tags with the M300-2G long range reader, thus verifying if the delivered products correspond with the placed order and the store database. Thanks to anti-collision capability and long range communication distance between the reader and the tags, the information is accurately read within seconds, without needing to open the box. The information is then sent to the central server for warehouse stock inventory and distribution management.
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