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Label Printing ➝

Modernized label printing tools to help your operations keep up with ever changing demands and regulations – all in one powerful software package.

Asset Tracking ➝

Asset tracking software for monitoring equipment and assets. Optimize usage, locate tools faster, and improve efficiency with our RFID applications.

MarkMagic ➝

Relied on by thousands of customers worldwide, MarkMagic solves barcoding, labeling and forms design and printing challenges. Modernize the way you manage and print your documents with MarkMagic.​ Design and print your forms, labels, barcodes, and RFID tags from one powerful software package.

Why MarkMagic?

MarkMagic is the chosen enterprise barcode label and form printing engine for major WMS products, ERP systems, 3PLs, and teams around the world.

EdgeMicro ➝

A simple RFID starter solution that solves common issues in logistical and inventory management. Ideal for lower scale needs, smaller environments, or proof of concept RFID projects. Deploy RFID into your supply chain without big investments or customizations.

RFID Starter Solution

EdgeMicro is easy to use, easy to implement, and brings immediate results to your operation without heavy investments in time, effor, and capital.

Edgefinity IoT ➝

Edgefinity IoT is an RFID software application built for organizations looking to gain visibility across large industrial environments. Whether you need to track large amounts of inventory, locate misplaced equipment, or ensure the safety of your employees, Edgefinity IoT lets you quickly deploy advanced, industrial strength tracking capabilities.

Enterprise RFID

Edgefinity IoT is an application that combines RFID with tracking technology and gives users the ability to track assets, locate inventory, and monitor employees.

Hardware ➝

For the warehouse, retail floor, in transit, and beyond - We offer the latest hardware products that work with our software applications from brands such as Alien, Brother, Zebra, Bixolon, SATO, Xerafy, and many others.

RFID Tunnel

CYBRA’s RFID tunnel is a 99.99% accurate carton validation solution for conveyor belts. Built for distributors looking to improve shipping accuracy.

[2024 RFID Integration Guide]

Have you been handed an RFID tag mandate from one of your retail partners? This ebook is a complete guide that will help manufacturers, and distributors reap great benefits from deploying RFID into your operations.

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CYBRA specializes in RFID technology, real time tracking systems, and enterprise barcode label software solutions.

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RFID Advantages Over Barcodes in Warehouses

One of the key benefits of RFID tags is that they do not require line of sight. This means that RFID readers can scan many items at once. This makes it possible to read a whole pallet at once. RFID tags also have a more cost-effective price tag than barcodes. And, they are durable. Read on to discover the other advantages of RFID in warehouses.

 

RFID Tags Do Not Require Line of Sight

Many warehouses are using RFID to manage inventory. This technology uses radio waves to communicate with reader devices without line of sight. RFID tags can share data with warehouse management software. This eliminates the need for manual data entry and can save valuable seconds during the workday. In addition, RFID helps warehouses track inventory, minimizing human error. This allows warehouses to more efficiently manage their inventory and reduce costs. Its advantages outweigh the drawbacks of conventional data entry methods.

Another benefit of RFID tags is that they do not require line of sight, allowing them to be used in warehouses without using a scanner. This means that warehouses can read multiple tags at once, such as a pallet of items. Consequently, they can increase warehouse productivity. They can also be used in warehouses that require the identification of items stored in high-rise buildings. And since RFID tags are non-line of sight, they can even scan items that are buried in a high warehouse.

 

RFID Tags are Durable

Barcodes are ideal for picking products because they work with the same degree of accuracy no matter the material. However, barcodes are prone to forging, which is one of the main benefits of RFID. In addition, RFID tags have higher data capacities and are hidden inside items during transit. Therefore, they are more durable than barcodes, and they also allow for higher data volumes. In warehouses, RFID tags are often preferred over barcodes.

RFID tags are more durable than barcodes in a warehouse. Unlike barcodes, which can fade in harsh conditions, RFID tags can withstand multiple cycles of autoclave and chemical baths. Additionally, RFID tags are difficult to duplicate. As a result, RFID tags can be used in warehouses for multiple purposes. RFID tags are often placed on key warehouse assets, such as inventory and pallets.

 

RFID Tags Can be Read From a Distance

To read an RFID tag, a nearby reader has to have radio waves. Active tags use radio waves to transmit information to a database. Passive RFID tags are low-cost and can be embedded into an object or adhesive label. Both types of tags work to track a variety of assets, but passive tags are generally less expensive. Passive tags use a shorter read range than active tags. Passive RFID tags are best used in warehouses and other places where they will not be reused or read often.

The benefits of RFID asset tracking go beyond inventory tracking. Using RFID, you can track items and shipments anywhere. RFID tags can also provide information about lost inventory. With improved visibility, supply chain issues can be resolved. For example, with the right solution, an RFID asset tracking system can prevent theft, track shipments, and reduce costs. It’s worth investing in an RFID system for warehouses if you need to track lost goods and improve efficiency in your warehouse.

 

RFID Tags are More Cost-effective

If you are considering using RFID tags in warehouses, there are a few key reasons that you should. First of all, RFID tags have the advantage of not requiring line of sight, meaning that a reader can read several tags at once. This means that even a pallet of items can be scanned at the same time. Moreover, if you are storing items that are extremely expensive, RFID tags will be more cost-effective than barcodes.

The technology is not cheap, however, which is why RFID tags are not suitable for all companies. Active RFID tags, which require batteries, can cost more than $3,000 per tag, while passive tags can cost around $.20. With the price of tags, this amount becomes expensive over time. But, if you’re planning to implement RFID technology in your warehouse, you’ll have to invest a substantial amount of money.

 

RFID Tags Reduce Human Error

RFID tags have a variety of benefits for businesses. These tags can detect hidden items, which reduces time spent locating them and recording data. Additionally, the technology can track useful information, making picking faster and more accurate. RFID tags are particularly useful in warehouses that ship and receive luxury goods. Further, these tags can protect electronics and sensitive information from theft. To learn more about how RFID tags can improve warehouse operations, read on!

RFID technology can read LF, HF, and UHF tags. The use of these tags in warehouses can improve workflows by eliminating human intervention, increasing item visibility, and reducing labor costs. As the average warehouse square footage grows, so does the need for more space. Finding pallets can be a complicated process. Using RF technology to manage warehouse square footage makes it much easier and more accurate. RFID technology can also help warehouses monitor staff behavior and maximize staff scheduling, increasing safety.