RFID and Barcode Blog
RFID Pallet Tracking
The standard U.S. pallet is typically 13.333 square feet in size, but plays a massive role in ensuring a warehouse runs efficiently. Pallets are a fundamental component of warehouse operations, serving as the primary method for storing, handling, and transporting...
GHS Shipping Label Requirements
The Globally Harmonized System (GHS) for classifying and labeling chemicals ensures that hazardous materials are universally labeled and communicated for safe handling, shipping, and storage. GHS shipping labels play a crucial role in this system by providing critical...
What is an Output Management System?
In today’s increasingly digital and fast-paced business environment, organizations are constantly seeking ways to streamline processes, cut costs, and improve overall operational efficiency. One often overlooked but highly critical aspect of this is the management of...
CYBRA Joins Forces with CardWiz Technologies to Revolutionize IoT in Europe and Israel
New Strategic Partnership Aims to Deliver Cutting-Edge RFID and Asset Management Solutions for Enhanced Operational Efficiency and Market Expansion Herzliya, Israel & Yonkers, NY, September 12, 2024 – CYBRA Corporation, the New York-based pioneers of Edgefinity...
GS1 Composite Codes
What are GS1 Composite Codes? GS1 Composite Codes are a type of barcode symbology used in various industries, particularly in retail, healthcare, and logistics, to encode multiple pieces of information within a single barcode. These codes are a part of the GS1 System,...
The Rise of RFID: How Tracking Technology is Transforming Industries
Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology is rapidly transforming various industries by providing real-time tracking and management of assets. From retail and manufacturing to healthcare and warehousing, RFID's ability to enhance efficiency, reduce costs, and...
What Are RFID Tags?
RFID tags are a transformative technology that has revolutionized how we track, manage, and optimize various processes across numerous industries. These small, often inconspicuous devices are embedded in everyday items, from retail products to industrial equipment,...
Creating Compliant Textile Labels Using Textile Labeling Software
In the global textile industry, labeling compliance is crucial for manufacturers, retailers, and consumers alike. Textile labels serve as the primary communication tool between the producer and the consumer, conveying essential information about the fabric, care...
RFID in the Construction Industry
The construction industry, renowned for its complexity and high-stakes projects, faces increasing pressure to improve efficiency, reduce costs, and enhance safety. With up to $1.6 trillion lost annually (via McKinsey & Company)Â due to construction delays,...
RFID vs Bluetooth
In today's global market, supply chain optimization is crucial for businesses striving to meet the demands of efficiency, cost reduction, and customer satisfaction. According to a study by the World Economic Forum, supply chain inefficiencies cost businesses up to $2...
Six Sigma and RFID
RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) technology and Six Sigma methodologies represent powerful tools in the modern landscape of business process improvement. Each independently brings substantial benefits to organizations, but when integrated effectively, they can...
Can RFID Manage Inventory?
Accurate inventory is one of the most important factors when it comes to maintaining an effective supply chain. Traditional methods of inventory management, such as manual counting and barcode scanning, often fall short in terms of accuracy and efficiency. In fact,...
UDI Compliance in the Medical Industry
In the healthcare industry, ensuring the safety, efficacy, and traceability of medical devices is paramount. One of the pivotal frameworks facilitating this is the Unique Device Identification (UDI) system. Established by regulatory bodies such as the U.S. Food and...
How RFID Works with FEFO (First Expired First Out)
For organizations in food and beverage manufacturing, food waste in their supply chains is incredibly costly. According to a report by McKinsey & Company, estimated $600 billion worth of food is lost globally during or just after harvest. For these organizations,...
Embracing the Future: The Power of AI at CYBRA
This past week, the entire CYBRA team gathered in our vibrant Buffalo office. While we relished the warm hospitality of the Queen City, this get-together was about much more than just fun and games. We had a significant mission at hand. On Monday, we had the pleasure...
What is a Pick Ticket?
A pick ticket is an essential document used in warehouse and inventory management. It serves as a detailed list of items that need to be picked from inventory to fulfill a customer order or to move goods within a facility. The pick ticket guides warehouse staff in...
Picket Fence and Ladder Barcode Orientation
The orientation of the barcode can significantly impact its readability and the efficiency of the scanning process. The two common orientations are the "picket fence" and "ladder" orientations. Each has distinct characteristics and is suitable for different...
IBM i Spool Files
IBM i spool files are an integral part of the IBM i operating system, used primarily for managing print and output jobs. Here’s an overview of what they are and how they function: What Are IBM i Spool Files? Spool Files: Spool files (short for simultaneous peripheral...
RFID Conveyor Systems: Enhancing Efficiency in Logistics
In fast-moving distribution centers, conveyor systems are the heartbeat of fulfillment. But without accurate, real-time visibility, even the most efficient conveyor layout can suffer from slowdowns, misroutes, or missing inventory. And the cost of those errors adds up...
Keeping Your Document Management Software On Premise
It's no secret many organizations are moving their business critical applications to the cloud. It makes sense for some companies to do so. But not all companies are ready or willing to move their operations off premises. This can become problematic when software...
RFID Chips in Tires: Revolutionizing the Industry
RFID technology offers tire manufacturers a sophisticated solution for tracking tires throughout the manufacturing process. Unlike traditional barcode systems, RFID tags can be read wirelessly and without line-of-sight, enabling seamless tracking and identification of...