From school libraries and production lines to supply depots and banking records, HundredJet combines application planning, RFID technology, software and equipment around the objects, workflows and system interfaces in each project.
Bring reading spaces and library operations together
Plan the library as a connected space and service. We consider spatial layout, functional zones, shelving and furniture alongside the library management system and RFID applications. Reader circulation, borrowing services, collection inventory and entrance management are planned together to support the reading experience, day-to-day operations and future expansion.
Space and circulation planningFurniture and system selectionBorrowing and collection management
For furniture manufacturing and panel processing, we plan RFID identification at key conveyor checkpoints and associate panels, stacks or production batches with movement records. The approach considers the existing line, dynamic reading conditions, data capture and exception review. Interfaces with production management, warehouse or control systems are defined for the project to support work-in-process tracking and process coordination.
Conveyor checkpoint identificationWork-in-process movement recordsProduction system interfaces
Connect item identification with self-service checkout
For unattended and lightly staffed retail environments, we plan the flow from item tagging and grouped identification to self-service checkout and exception handling. Tags and readers are selected around product materials, packaging and presentation, with connections to product information, ordering and payment systems. The aim is to reduce individual barcode scanning and make self-service shopping more convenient.
Grouped item identificationOrder and payment integrationCheckout exception handling
Keep important documents traceable and easier to find
We plan the association between credit documents, archive containers and storage locations across receipt, registration, filing, borrowing, return and inventory. RFID identification, assisted search and entrance checks support location queries, movement records, access permissions and activity logs, helping staff track document whereabouts and support routine retrieval and audit review.
Documents and storage locationsBorrowing and entrance checksPermissions and activity records
For distributed engineering supply depots and container stores, we bring together identity checks, self-service collection, stock movement verification, inventory and exception handling. RFID, barcodes and business systems are combined around the store layout and material types. Remote visibility is coordinated with local replenishment, inspections and exception resolution to reduce reliance on permanently stationed warehouse staff.
Identity and material collectionInventory and entrance verificationRemote and local coordination
We plan RFID identification and document checks at key checkpoints for warehouse receipt and dispatch, forklift movements and conveyor operations. Antenna placement, read zones and exception review are designed around pallet loading, material properties and traffic conditions. Read records are translated into receipt or dispatch events that can be used by business systems.
Checkpoints and read zonesGoods and document verificationReceipt and dispatch events
For production equipment, instruments and movable assets, we plan tagging, register links, issue and return, location changes and inventory. Tags and data capture methods are selected for metal surfaces, temperature, mounting conditions and the operating environment. Where required, associations between main equipment and its components help teams review asset status and usage.
Asset tags and register linksLocation changes and inventoryEquipment and component associations
For factory tool rooms, maintenance stores and shared equipment areas, we connect user identity and issue permissions with item identification. The workflow covers receipt, issue, return, approvals and inventory, with access control and exception notifications where required. This supports tool whereabouts, accountability and routine replenishment.
Identity and issue permissionsTool issue and return recordsException alerts and traceability
For batch label production and production equipment integration, we plan business data, label printing, RFID encoding and result verification as one workflow. Print job delivery, read-back checks, label applicator interfaces and exception feedback are defined around the project, keeping physical labels aligned with system records and establishing a basis for downstream identification and tracking.
Print jobs and encodingRead-back checks and feedbackLabel applicator interfaces
Scope is defined around your site and workflow
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HundredJet
Requirement discussion, solution coordination, product selection and supply, integration support and agreed technical services.
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Manufacturing, regional certification, local implementation or specialist services are assigned according to the selected products and project structure.
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Provide site conditions, business rules, system access, project quantities and acceptance requirements.
Availability, customization, certification, lead time, on-site service and support terms are confirmed for each project.
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