INNOV-08 Integration of RFID with OpenEdge DABAC Integrierte EDV Organisation GmbH, Germany INNOV-08...

INNOV-08 Integration of RFID with OpenEdge DABAC Integrierte EDV Organisation GmbH, Germany

INNOV-08Integration of RFID technology

in Progress based solutions

DABAC GmbH, Germany Dr. Michael Groß, Managing Director

www.dabac.com

Agenda:Agenda:

Why RFID solutions in WMS and ERP

•openID Center Dortmund, Germany

RFID Basics

•Choosing the right technology

Architecture

•Challenges

•Components

•Functionality

•A look inside

Questions

openID-CenteropenID-CenterDemonstration of process automation through decen-tralized dynamic informations using RFID technologies

Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) is an ideal method to link the material flow with the information flow on a realtime communication level.

Optimization potentialOptimization potential

Example for optimization potential through the use of RFID solutions in warehouse management systems:

1. Simplification of complex centralised control infrastructure through decentralised self governd devices

2. Achieving fault tolerance through self-governd transportation processes

3. Easy and cost effective redirection and re engineering of existing processes

Warehouse-Management-SystemWarehouse-Management-SystemApplication ExamplesApplication ExamplesExample processes which could be optimized

with RFID solutions:1. Reusable Containers, multi path management2. Bulk reading and identification at the

warehouse ramp through reader gates3. Operation of self-governd transport vehicules4. Quality control in picking processes5. Automatic warehouse entry booking6. Printing and writing smart labels7. Automated inventory control by request

Example 1: Reusable containers Example 1: Reusable containers

For the multi-path management the RFID - technology offers thus substantial advantages:

1. cause-fair and accurate determination of utilization periods (- rotating payment)

2. Passes of containers through the process (repair and renewal intervals)

3. accelerated and automated collection and assortment transparent existence over all stages of the logistics chain

4. information about the previous use from multi-path containers 5. the improved reconditioning/cleaning regulation of ownership

structures in open pool systems 6. overview of possible third-party use of the containers

Example 2: Multi level identification Example 2: Multi level identification

The different properties of the various RFID technologies can be used in a diffent ways:

1. Long rage readable passive tags (UHF) can be uses for pallet tracking and multi path containers

2. High frequency passive tags (13,56 MHz) can be used on packages or one way containers

3. Low frequency passive tags (125 KHz, 134 KHz) can be used for item tagging

Dynamic informations:Through the writing capabilities and data storage on tags, it is possible to write the actual content of each tagging level on the tag: The pallet carries the list of the box tags, the box carries the list of he item tags

Example 3: self governd transport and Example 3: self governd transport and dynamic routing dynamic routing

• The tag on boxes or containers carries the destination and the job number beside to the unique id

• Self governed transport devices are picking the containers on defines locations, read their destinations and deliver them without the need of central control

• Transports devices read the destination and route the containers independantly to their destination

Example 4: Quality controlExample 4: Quality control

Automatic quality assurance at the shipping gate:

• The box or container tag holds the order number and the number of the picking list

• Through item level tagging all items could be identified and varified against the picking list at the shipping gate

Example 5: Shipping / ReceivingExample 5: Shipping / Receiving

Automatic control through shipping and receiving gates:

• Control of identity, quantity• Automatic date/time of

receiving / shipping

Example 6: Printing and writing smart Example 6: Printing and writing smart labelslabels• Marking of the goods (pallet,

container…) after goods receipt through a specific RFID-tag, which can be fixed on the goods

• Every tag (and thus the goods) gets a unique ID which identifies the good attribution stored in RFID database

Example 7: Inventory controlExample 7: Inventory control

• Automatic stock control– If the quantity of a particular good drops below a

specific value, the database recognizes this immediately

• Automatic bin location management– At each specific bin location, antenna and RFID

reader are installed; reader registers the quantity (availability) of the particular goods

the technology...the technology...Radio Frequency Radio Frequency

Identification (RFID) with Identification (RFID) with PROGRESS PROGRESS

TechnologiesTechnologies

Choosing the right technologyChoosing the right technology

• Frequency– Low frequency– High frequency– Ultra High Frequency– Dual frequency

• Energy source– Active Tags– Passive Tages

• Information processing – Read only– Read / Write

Frequencies to use

RFIDRFID Basics: FrequenciesBasics: Frequencies

100kHz 1MHz 1GHz

Itemlevel

tracking125 134

Packagelevel

tracking869 915

ISOISO EU USA

Palettlevel

tracking

ActiveTracking

RFIDRFID Basics: Energy sourceBasics: Energy source• Active

Internal power source (battery)Sensor integrationLong reading range– Limited economic lifetime– Bigger overall size– High price

• PassiveNo internal power sourceLong economic lifetimeSmaller overall sizeLow price– Only active within external electrical field– Shorter reading range

RFIDRFID Basics: Information processingBasics: Information processing• Read only

Internal power source (battery)Sensor integrationLong reading range– Limited economic lifetime– Bigger overall size– High price

• Read / WriteNo internal power sourceLong economic lifetimeSmaller overall sizeLow price– Only active within external electrical field– Shorter reading range

RFIDRFID Basics: Information processingBasics: Information processing(examples from various passive tags)(examples from various passive tags)

• Serial no. 32 Bit – 64 Bit• Memory

– 125 / 134 KHz: 16 Bytes – 256 Bytes– 13,56 MHz: 32 Bytes – 1024 Bytes

• Bulk processing 125 kHz + 13.56 MHz

• Reading speed 26 – 106 kbit/s• Writing speed 1 – 26 kbit/s

RFIDRFID Challenges:Challenges:

• Overwhelming amount of data • Real-time processing• Bi-directional communication• Decentralized data• 24/7 availability of the middleware• Technological and physical limitations• Premature standards

RFID Components:RFID Components:

RFID Connector / RFID Site ServerRFID ManagerRFID Gateway

PROGRESS Application

RFID Hardware

DEMO and a look in the source DEMO and a look in the source codecode

RFIDRFID Connectors:Connectors:

• Serial interfaces– Sonic ESB container

• IP connectivity– Socket communication

• Industrial bus systems– Converter to IP or serial

RFID Database Architecture:RFID Database Architecture:E

ObjectStore RFID Database

RFID Reader

RFID Tags

Mobile DuringLogistic Process

RFID Reader

RFID Tags

Immobile InPlant AndIndustryC

RFID Accelerator

RFID Manager: Functionality and ModulesRFID Manager: Functionality and Modules

Objectstore® Database Layer

Sonic ESB™ Communication Layer

DeviceOrganizer

IDManager

ArchiveManager

SecurityManager

ProductCache

SystemOrganizer

WorkflowManager

Communi-cation

Manager

RFID Application Layer

RFID Gateway: Connector to the middlewareRFID Gateway: Connector to the middlewareE

PROGRESS Database

OpenEdgeAppServer

OpenEdge™ Adapter

.NET™ Frontend

onRFID Gateway

OpenEdgeAppServer™

RFID Gateway: Connector to the middlewareRFID Gateway: Connector to the middleware

PROGRESS Application

OpenEdge 10

Product Identification

Center

Storage and Removal Center

Inventory Request Center

Process Tracking Center

Logistic Center

RFID ERP Gateway

CommunicationManager

DEMO DEMO of a logistic processof a logistic process

and a look in the source codeand a look in the source code

Thank you for listening,Thank you for listening,

Questions?Questions?

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