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HP RFID Program
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Esiston o diverse tipologie di TAG:TAG passivi: no batteria (energia proviene dal reader, convertita dall’antenna)
• Basse frequenze125Khz, 13.56 Mhz (60% del mercato), 868/956Mhz (UHF)• Memoria: 64bit ROM, 1 Kbit EEPROM• Raggio d’azione: < 10 m• Problematiche: raggio limitato, nessuna funzionalita’ extra
TAG attivi: dotati di una alimentazione interna• Frequenze tipiche: 433Mhz, 868/956Mhz (UHF), 2.45 o 5.8 Ghz• Memoria: EEPROM da 8 a 32 Kbit (veloci progressi…)• Raggio d’azione: fino a 100, 150m• Problematiche: dimensioni, consumo, costi• Trasmettitore nel tag
TAG semi-attivi: dotati di una alimentazione interna
I TAG si compongono di 4 elementi:• Chip: memoria che contiene le informazioni relative all’oggetto fisico sul quale e’ applicato• Antenna: riceve e trasmette le informazioni• Packaging: contiene e protegge il chip e l’antenna• Condensatore: Viene caricato dal reader ed opera poi come batteria
Una nuova tecnologia: I TAGs RFIDContactless Automatic Identification
Fonte Innovation Center
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L’antennatrasmettitore e’progettata per 2 scopi:
• trasmettereenergia verso i TAG,
•di ricevre l’IDtrasmesso dal Tag.
Il posizionamento dell’antenna risultacritico nei casi diletture in short range
Gli Item hanno I tag associati o incorporati
I Tag sono attivatida un lettore e con tale energiatrasmettono il loroID e/o le loroinformazioni
I Readers possonooperaretipicamente con 4-8 antenne al fine di ottimizzare la copertura
Rilevano la presenza del TAG RFID. Ricevono l’IDe lo inviano al middleware
Interfacia e controlla I Readers e processa le informazioniraccolte (buffering and filtering). Introduce le associazioni traprodotti e locations. Opera aggregazione diinformazioni.
Crea oggetti dibusiness da inviarealle applicazioni diBack-End.
Backend SCE or ERP. Ricevono le informazioni e eseguionopianificazionilogistiche
Esempio di SCE:- Upates inventory- Notifies shipment arrival- Triggers procurement
Tag ReaderAntenna Middleware Application Server
Supply chain execution
Come lavora un sistema RFID ?
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HP RFID Internal Adoption
RFID impacts businesses, operations and Customers in all Regions.Therefore program scope is global and pan HP in nature
Commercial sites
Retail sites
28 HP sites now RFID capable
6 more in progress
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Pallet Team recommended piloting at case level to gain operational efficiencies in the Shipping operation
We are also working with our large Retailers to synchronize our efforts with their own pilots
The Case Pilot Team kicked off during the first week in August 2003
The HP Memphis Pallet pilot
At Post Pilot Review Sponsors decided to roll out processes across the entire site The Implementation
Team kicked off during the first week in August 2003
The HP Memphis Case pilot
The HP Chester Plant pilot
Chester receives inkjet cartridges in bulk and packages them for different markets and Customers
They are starting at pallet and case level outbound and will then “walk”back up the process chain to Receiving
The Site Pilot Team kicked off during the first week in August 2003
Sao Palo receive components and raw material and perform the full range of manufacturing and completion processes, shippingfinishedgoods to Customer in the Latin America Region
They are starting at pallet and case level outbound and will then “walk” back up the process chain to Receiving
The Site Pilot Team kicked off during the first week in September 2003
Sao Paolo HP printer plant
Merged
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Service providerMarket provider
Utente
Servizi di consulenza e integrazione ai clientiche implementanosoluzioni RFID
HP adotta soluzionicon tecnologia RFID nelle proprieoperations
HP fornisce prodottidotati di tag RFID
HP è membro del EPC Global Inc e partecipaalla definizione deglistd internazionali
I 5 “ruoli” di HP nell’RFID
InnovationI Lab HP ricercano e studiano soluzionitecnologiche innovative
Le aree di sinergia: TAGS providers, Hardware vendors, Middleware vendors, Esperienza e competenze, Standards, Comunicazioni ext, …..
Standards leader
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HP RFID Centres of Exellence“Il laboratorio di Milano”
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HP RFID Centres of Exellence
Regional RFID centres• EMEA: Milano, Italy
v Focus: Traceability, Logistics, Asset Management, HealthCare• AP: Taiwan, Singapur
v Focus: HighTech, Consumer Electronics, Healthcare• Americas: 3 sites
v Focus: architecture development; ISV mgmt; HPLabs: applied research
HP Operation & IT competence centre:• Sao Paulo, Brazil - ‘factory/distribution centre of the future’ concept: v Focus:
RFID for end-to-end supply chain optimizationApplying RFID on product level to manage product life-cycle
v Gen 2 early adopter
Coordination by WW RFID Steering Committee
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HP RFID Centres of Exellence• RFID assessments & workshops focused on IT asset management and
maintenance, supply chain tracing and tracking, Returnable Assets tracking, Logistic Execution.
• Project delivery activities on system integration related with RFID.• Solutions packaging. Ex. StaRFID, a platform to manage pallets
movements (outbound/inbound) in RF warehouses with integration on WMS and ERP.
• Know how on Logistic Execution (at the moment focused on SAP WM and decentralized warehouse management)
• Support Italy and EMEA on pre-sale activities related with our core competencies
• Demo capabilities available for Italy and EMEA region• Testing lab for RFID and new technologies equipment (Alien, Tyco,
Zebra, Printronix, Psion, others)• Joint initiative on RFID with Politecnico Milan• Events and training organization with Italian or EMEA scope
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HP RFID Centres of Exellence
Supply Chain Collaboration
Lot Traceability
Warehouse Management System
Localization
Maintenance
Asset Management / IT Asset
Management
Field Force Automation
Patient Traceability
People identification
E-Ticketing
Pharma Tracaebility
Tag ReaderAntenna MiddlewareSupply Chain
Integration
Technology Process
RFID Proof Of Concepts and pilots in the following areas:
Logistics
Product Lifecycle Mngt
Health Care & Public Services
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HP’s view of RFIDIt is not just about the technology….
Process & StructureBusiness policies and practices, organization and funding models, process design, deployment and governance
PeopleRewards, culture, skills development & discipline
TechnologyInfrastructure, automation, applications & architecture
30%
70%
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