How RFID Technology Transforms Port Vehicle Management
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RFID technology makes port vehicle management smarter
The port receives many trucks, trailers and container transporters every day. These vehicles have to transport goods, pass customs, and queue up to enter and exit. If they rely entirely on human eyes and manual registration, it is easy to make mistakes, and there will be long queues and low efficiency.
In order to solve this problem, more and more ports are now starting to use a technology called “RFID”. It can be like putting an “electronic ID card” on the car. It can automatically identify vehicle information without stopping to check, saving time and effort.
How RFID Technology Transforms Port Vehicle Management
What is RFID?
RFID means “radio frequency identification”. It is like a small piece of paper with a small chip hidden inside. As long as it is attached to the vehicle, the port’s identification equipment can read the information remotely. It’s as simple as swiping a card on the subway!
How RFID Technology Transforms Port Vehicle Management
How does RFID help ports become more efficient?
1. Quickly identify each vehicle
Every vehicle entering the port is affixed with a unique RFID tag. This tag can record the license plate number, who the owner is, what goods are loaded on the car, where to go, and even when it comes in and when it goes out.
This information is clear at a glance, and there is no need for manual registration, which reduces the chance of error.
2. Cars can be “seen” everywhere in the port
RFID reading devices are installed in important places in the port, such as the gate, the yard, and near the dock crane. When the vehicle passes by, these devices will automatically scan the tag and record the location and movement of the vehicle.
In this way, the port management system knows where each vehicle is, how long it has been parked, and what goods have been loaded and unloaded, without people having to check.
3. Automatic information flow, no need to run errands
All read data will be automatically transmitted to the port’s computer system, and then connected to the traffic control, customs clearance system, and logistics scheduling software.
Summary: Small tags, big effects
Although RFID tags are small, they can store data, support reading and writing, and withstand scratches and rain. They are not afraid of being damaged when attached to the car.
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