Smart Retail

Pain points in traditional retail stores
Operating aspects:
The operating costs of common convenience stores continue to rise
The cost of rent
convenience stores and merchants are more and more concerned with the capital. But the store resources are relatively scarce, and the pressure on the rising cost of rent will continue to exist in the future.
Labor costs
The decline of the working age workforce increases the labor cost. The increase of convenience store staff mobility and the increase of personnel costs and management costs.
The cost of water and electricity
The relative area is larger and the water power consumption is more.
Consumer aspects:
Purchasing daily necessities is inconvenient and far away.
There is no 24-hour store in the evening, and difficult to meet any emergency.

Intelligent Transportation

Traditional tool management methods generally rely on non-automated, paper-based systems to record, track and manage; a few use barcodes to identify and manage assets; but the efficiency is extremely low, with the increase in the number of assets, extremely The earth has increased the burden of management personnel, a serious waste of human resources, and also increased the difficulty of tool management, often resulting in untimely data and high error rates. Often the inventory management is chaotic, and the inbound and outbound data is wrong. If it is left to exist on a large scale for a long time, it will bring great cost problems to the enterprise.

In terms of tool management application technology, traditional automatic identification technologies such as one-dimensional bar code/two-dimensional bar code have also been widely used in the management of item classification and labeling. However, the barcode technology itself relies on the visible light scanning reflection, the recognition rate is low, the barcode is easily damaged and stained, and the amount of stored information is small. Generally, it only identifies a certain type of product, which affects its wide application in logistics management.

Compared with barcode technology, RFID radio frequency identification technology is a typical representative of non-contact long-distance automatic identification technology. RFID technology has high recognition accuracy, reliable performance, large amount of stored information, and oil and sewage resistance, especially suitable for automatic identification requirements in harsh working environments. The use of RFID tags to replace barcodes and other identified goods can effectively complete the automatic management of assets, and realize the automatic collection, automatic processing and report output of asset information.