TECHNOLOGY PILLAR / UHF RFID
UHF RFID decisions begin with tags and read zones.
UHF RFID can identify tagged items within an evaluated operating zone. Reliable project planning keeps tag selection, reader configuration, read behavior, event transport and customer-owned business rules separate.
PROJECT FIT
Project types that use this technology.
Inventory and asset-identification workflows
Defined mobile or handheld UHF read events
Projects comparing an integrated RFID computer with a sled architecture
CURRENT AIDC GO PRODUCTS
How the current catalogue relates to this technology.
Every value below comes from the current approved public field set. Optional, regional and configuration-dependent qualifications are preserved.
AIDC GO RX-52
Integrated UHF mobile computer
Optional UHF RFID; built-in or pistol-grip configuration
View approved product factsAIDC GO RX-56
UHF RFID handheld
UHF RFID configuration dependent; regional power/frequency options
View approved product factsAIDC GO SX-32
RFID sled
UHF RFID with region-specific frequency configuration; adjustable 1–30 dBm output
View approved product factsWORKFLOW
Connect capture, feedback and application state.
The device captures a value or event. The customer application owns validation, permissions, business rules and reconciliation.
- 01
Define the tagged population and intended read event.
- 02
Evaluate tag placement, reader configuration and the operating zone.
- 03
Capture and normalize reader events in the integration layer.
- 04
Apply permissions, business rules, duplicate handling and reconciliation in the customer application.
SELECTION CONSIDERATIONS
Questions to close before configuration approval.
- 01
Tag type, material, placement and orientation
- 02
Regional frequency and power configuration
- 03
Required read zone and unwanted-read control
- 04
Duplicate handling, network loss, application rules and pilot evidence
FACT BOUNDARY
Configuration remains project specific.
This page uses the approved AIDC GO catalogue, approved public specification fields and published workflow guidance. It does not claim universal performance, certification, availability, customer results or compatibility. Confirm the exact configuration, region, accessories and workflow before selection.