Dia 20 - Manhã - Apresentação 6 Visão FIT em RFID - Armando Lucrécio - FIT

2. AGENDA
1. History
2. RFID Skills
3. RFID Development
4. Business Cases
5. New trends & Vision
6. UHF Brazilian Band Notes
7. Conclusion

3. 1RFID CoE History

4. 1st EPCglobal Accredited Test Center
Customer Experience
Application Development
•Solutions for HP operations
•R&D activities
Noise & Qualification
• Dynamic Door Portal Test
• Dynamic Conveyor Portal Test
• Static & Tag Performance Test
RFID for Future
• RFID Community (universities and other labs)
• Member of EPCGlobal, leading standard developments
• RFID as a part of IoT technology
• RFID as a system
• Training Center

7. 2RFID Skills

8. RFID CoE conducts research &
development, RFID innovative
solutions and cutting-edge
applications customized for each
client, including antennas projects,
reader design and process’
automation.

9. • Process Analysis
• RFID Solutions Development
• Noise & Qualification Tests
• Antennas Development
• RFID Hardware Development
• RFID Software Development
• RFID Education
RFID Skills

10. RFID Development
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11. RFID DEVELOPMENT
Noise and Qualification Laboratory
First laboratory in the world to be accredited by EPCglobal
within the scopes of Dynamic Door Portal, Dynamic Conveyor
Portal and Static Test Method
Noise & Qualification Portfolio tests:
 EPCglobal Door Portal Test
 EPCglobal Conveyor Portal Test
 EPCglobal Static Test
 RFID Tag Performance Test
 HW/SW Performance Test
 Tag Positioning Test
 Impact Test
 Customized Test

12. RFID DEVELOPMENT
Application Laboratory
Development of customized solutions and cutting-edge
applications using RFID for each client
Application of Portfolio:
 RFID CoE Arquitecture Development Service
 RFID CoE Site Survey
 RFID CoE Proof of Concept
 RFID CoE Infrastructure Definition
 RFID CoE Customized Solution

13. RFID DEVELOPMENT
Applied EM & Antennas Lab
 Antennas Development for RFID Readers
 Electromagnetism Development solutions
 Antennas Development for RFID tags
 Antennas Development 800MHz- 20GHz

14. RFID DEVELOPMENT
RFID CoE Education Center
Introduction to RFID technology and the potentials
of EPC
 RFID Implementation (four days)
 RFID Middleware (two days)
 Case Studies / ROI for RFID (one day)
 CoE Certification
 RFID in Company (on-demand)

15. Business Cases
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16. Four RFID stations per line:
– Serializing
– Bulk Pack
– Packing
– Palletizing
 RFID Tag printed by Zebra
 EPC commissioning
 Writing EPC
RFID E2E (Process & Logistic automation)
 Reading EPC automatically
 Writing in UDS test
information and firmware
version
 EPC commissioning
 Writing EPC (FGI), option
code and cartridge
expiration date
 Reading EPC to process
validation
 Building virtual EPC Pallet
 Creating XML file with
pallet information

17. RFID E2E (Process & Logistic automation)
Intermediary Portal:
– Moving the virtual pallet between stocks
– ERP updated on time
– Process validation

18. RFID E2E (Process & Logistic automation)
Factory general view and RFID points
Smart Factory Concept

19. RFID Pens (Process automation)

20. RFID Harsh Environments
Rejected
Containers
Counter
Clean
Container
TAG Commitioning
Station
Container
identification
Audit
Container
validadion &
weighing
Cleaning
Machine
ColdChamber
Stock
Outbound

21. EM Applications & Antennas Development
• First Brazilian UHF Tag (Antenna design)
• Cartridge UHF Tag (Read/Write high
speed)
UHF Tag on metal was design for out side
environment (Antenna & Tag design)
• Antennas development for reader with dual
linear, circular and linear polarization
• UHF tags for any application
• Antennas design for heart monitor (GPS 1.5G,
Penta band GSM-3G)

22. Accredited tests EPCglobal accreditation maintenance
Quality System Control
Certified Professionals on Comptia RFID +
Noise and Qualification Lab

23. Providing training for more than 120 companies
• 26 classes of RFID Implementation
• 09 classes of RFID Middleware
• 07 classes of RFID ROI
• 2 in company customized courses
• Institutional visits to the RFID Lab
• University Lectures
• Events Organization
• Writing papers, articles and
publications
Book: Implementing RFID in
the Business Chain
RFID for Future – Education

24. New trends & Vision
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25. RFID Trends & Vision
RFID in Harsh Environments
Item-Level Retail and Apparel Workshop
IT Asset Tracking Workshop
RFID for Warehouse and Inventory Management
Security and Access Control
Managing Medical Devices With RFID
Embedded RFID Workshop
NFC Workshop
Visibility/Traceability
Retail/Apparel
Manufacturing
Technology and Infrastructure
Defense/Aviation
Health Care/Pharmaceutical
Supply Chain/Logistics
RFID Deployment Strategies

26. Smart waste
FGI PRODUCT INBOUND
LOGISTICS
WAREHOUSE OUTBOUND
LOGISTICS
END USER TAKE BACK RECYCLING
MATERIAL ANALYSIS BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE
RFID
info
Product info
o Use of RFID as identification on the product end of life.
o Software Inteligence for material breakdown focused on
product composition
o Printer composition caracterization

27. RFID Trends & Vision

28. UHF Brazilian Band
Notes
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29. Country Frequency Power Technique
USA (fcc) 902 - 928MHz 4WEIRP FHSS - 50 channels - 250kHz
902 - 907MHz
915 - 928MHz
China 920,5 - 924,5MHz 2WERP FHSS - 16 channels - 250kHz.
Japan 916,7 - 920,9MHz 4WEIRP LBT
952 - 956,4MHz 4WEIRP FHSS - 4 channels - 200kHz
952 - 956,4MHz 0,5WEIRP LBT
952 - 957,6MHz 20mWEIRP LBT
Europe 865.6 - 867.6MHz 2WERP ETSI 302 308 - 4 x 200kHz.
4WEIRP FHSS - 35 channels - 250kHzBrazil
Japan
(2018)

31. Conclusions
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32. Conclusions
• RFID will be adopted in almost everything in the future (IoT)
• RFID CoE will seamlessly implement RFID in supply chain at item Level
• Standarts will always be a must for development
• R&D focused on cost reduction and innovative applications
• Explore RFID as a system
• Explore RFID as part of security
• Change of today´s RFID band and modulation will have
a huge impact in on going operations.

33. “The best way to
predict the future
is to create it.” Peter Drucker