RFID Readers - CoreRFID Limited

  RFID Technology has been helping the NHS, ambulance services, care homes and suppliers to these vital organisations for many years. So how can RFID solutions help these busy organisations work smarter, quicker and more accurately in times of additional pressure? The key ways RFID technology can play its part in helping the challenge health providers are facing:   Monitoring Lone Care Workers Lone care workers need to visit many homebound people during a working day. RFID technology can help to accurately calculate attendance and travel times and so take some pressure of busy staff by automatically producing timesheets. The patients have NFC RFID labels attached at the entry /exit point and the arrival and departure times are automatically logged.  The data is then transferred back to the organisation’s information systems enabling supervisors to see the location of each care worker. Helping Service Providers RFID is used by healthcare suppliers including a firm which hi...

RFID Readers: Do or Don’t? In most general cases, it is observed a big challenge to customers to face in the warehouse is the tracking of inventory. For numerous companies that work using a paper-based process, it can be a fantasy. For large-scale operations that build, distribute or manage millions of dollars of inventory, coming up short can mean hundreds of thousands of lost dollars every year. Although RFID Readers may not be a perfect solution for every organization, it comes up with many certain advantages on those that select the technology wisely. It means it's crystal clear to adopt RFID technology. What is RFID? Now comes the biggest question; what is RFID. So, RFID or Radio-Frequency Identification is composed of tags, attached to the material, containers, etc. and readers that are stored in the entryways of a facility in which goods move to and from.  Electromagnetic fields are applied to automatically recognize and track the items that include these RFID tags. As per ...

We’re supplying  Brompton Bike Hire  with RFID readers and tags to track for over 2,300 bicycles for rent by the public, and staff at St Bart’s Hospital and NHS London. The project includes the  Wheels for Heroes  scheme which offers NHS employees free bicycle rental as an alternative to public transport during the Coronavirus crisis. Each Brompton bicycle has an RFID tag which enables special readers to accurately track and measure their usage. The Wheels for Heroes initiative is aiming to continue beyond the pandemic and encourage active and healthy travel amongst NHS staff. Brompton Bike Hire is a sister company of Brompton Bikes, the folding bicycle makers and UK’s largest bicycle manufacturer with 45,000 units produced annually. READ MORE  

We’ve to deliver upgraded asset management and inspection system for G&M Safety Netting. G&M Safety Netting , which supplies construction firms with items such as fall arrest systems and stair towers, is migrating to an Android-based version of  CheckedOK . The upgrade will improve equipment monitoring, maintenance, and compliance procedures. G & M Safety Netting started using CheckedOK in 2009 – making it one of the earliest users – and will be completing the upgrade from its current Windows-based platform in September. CheckedOK enables equipment inspectors to use a mobile or tablet to input data onsite. Data is automatically updated to a secure hosted database and certification documents will be immediately available for online viewing and download. It also assists authorized users to meet industry regulations. CheckedOK has established itself in the UK and Ireland as a leading inspection and asset management tool for the construction and heavy lifting sectors with m...