YazSis RFID Tunnel
Count RFID-tagged products automatically as they pass through the tunnel and watch the live result on a connected laptop.

Use the YazSis-developed RFID Tunnel, RFID handhelds and production tracking software to read tagged goods in cartons, on hangers, pallets or production lines in bulk and stream live counts to computers and server systems.
Reader, antenna, handheld, edge computer and software layers work as one architecture to accelerate counts and digitize production and inventory movements at source.
Count RFID-tagged products automatically as they pass through the tunnel and watch the live result on a connected laptop.
Count inside cartons, on hangers or shelves and monitor progress and totals directly on the terminal.
Match work order, station, operation, item and time context with RFID events to see production status.
Support receiving, dispatch, warehouse checks and cycle counting with layouts tailored to the operation.
Stream tunnel and handheld data to a computer, enterprise server or cloud environment and connect existing applications.
Transfer EPC/tag reads with item, batch, serial, location and transaction context.
The system does more than read tags: it controls duplicates, resolves item context, shows a live result and transfers the approved movement to central software.
Link each RFID tag with an item, variant, carton, batch or serial record.
Configure antenna power, zone and operating rules for the tunnel, handheld or station.
Collect tag signals while goods move or an operator scans the area.
Remove duplicates and validate against expected item, location and transaction rules.
Display quantities, exceptions, progress and status on laptop or terminal.
Send approved counts to ERP, WMS, production or custom software.
Assess item type, tag position, metal/liquid effects, movement and ambient interference.
Tune readers, antennas, power and isolation to reliably cover only the intended zone.
Turn raw signals into meaningful operations with de-duplication, business rules and item matching.
Send count, receipt, dispatch and production events securely to existing systems.