AI RFID Smart Warehouse Management





AI-Driven Smart Warehouse Management
Traditional warehouses for tools, spare parts, and archives face bottlenecks in three core links: borrowing/returning registration, goods location inventory, and access verification, with disconnected data across these links. ANICE empowers smart warehouse management with AI+RFID, providing standardized hardware and open data interfaces to deliver implementable industry solutions. Below is a simplified overview of key links and supporting devices.

1. Borrowing and Returning Registration

Core demand: Accurate recording of borrower, item, and time information without extra manual operations.
ANICE RFID Smart Workstation (Model: CK-DP12) is deployed at warehouse entrances or workbenches. Built with a UHF reading/writing module, it automatically identifies items placed on the induction area, synchronizing borrower identity, item label, and operation time to the system in real time—no manual registration or scanning required. It also supports functions like overdue reminders for industries such as electric power tools and aviation maintenance.

2. Goods Location Management

Core demand: Real-time inventory visibility and manual-free inventory checks.
ANICE RFID Smart Shelf (Model: CK-H1) has embedded antennas on each layer to continuously detect the in-stock status of labels. A full shelf inventory can be completed in dozens of seconds, significantly improving efficiency compared to manual counting. It is equipped with indicator lights for quick item positioning, and records access trajectories and borrowing frequency to support full-lifecycle management of items.

3. Access Control

Core demand: Fast identification, low false alarm rate, and capability to detect anomalies such as tailgating and label occlusion.
ANICE AI Algorithm RFID Access Control (Model: CD-T1, with Omni Eye UHF technology) analyzes the phase motion trajectory of labels in space to determine access direction, effectively filtering interference from surrounding labels with a false alarm rate of about 0.3%. It supports ceiling-mounted or underground installation, suitable for high-value tool warehouses and chemical warehouses. The system triggers audible and visual alarms for anomalies and links to video capture.

4. System Integration

The workstation, shelves, and access control share a unified label system, with real-time synchronization of borrowing records, goods location status, and access trajectories. AI algorithms uniformly verify data consistency, and standard SDK/API interfaces support integration with WMS and ERP for secondary development.
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