Application: Container-Based Asset Tracking and Monitoring
Description
Container-based tracking uses RFID readers to identify and monitor assets packaged or stored within containers. RFID tags attached to items enable non-line-of-sight scanning, allowing bulk inventory checks, container-level monitoring, and verification during transport or storage. This solution is ideal for high-volume operations, improving speed, accuracy, and efficiency in managing packaged goods.
Devices
- RFID Readers: E.g., Handheld
Typical uses:
- Warehouses: Tracking assets that are packaged or inside a container
- Hospitals: Tracking asset locations automatically within a limited distance range
KPIs
| KPI | Value | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| DL E2E Packet Latency | Best effort | — |
| UL E2E Packet Latency | Best effort | — |
| DL User Experience Data Rate (Mbps) | Very low: < 100 kbps | — |
| UL User Experience Data Rate (Mbps) | Very low: < 100 kbps | — |
| Communication Service Availability | Low: < 90% | — |
| Criticality | Mission critical | — |
| Priority Service (NS/EP) | No | — |
| Service Continuity | Not required | — |
| Mobility | Pedestrian: > 0 km/h to 10 km/h | — |
| Connection Density | Low: < 1000 | — |
| Communication Direction | One-way | — |
| Data Reporting Mode | Hybrid driven | — |
| Device Power Constraints | Unlimited | — |
| Connectivity Type (BAN/PAN/WAN/LAN) | LAN - WiFi | — |
| Position Accuracy | Moderate (1 m - 3 m ) | — |
| Sensing Range Resolution | Stringent (0.1 m - 10 m) | — |
| False Alarm (FA) | < 5 % | — |
| Missed Detection (MD) | < 5 % | — |