Smart Labels Speed Production of Wooden Doors

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Date:

10-05-2006
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Koninklijke Philips Electronics
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Case Studies
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Opening the way to new possibilities in manufacturing automation and logistical efficiency, the German wooden door manufacturer 'Nickel' has crossed the threshold to a full electronic identification solution. Using Philips I?CODE RFID technology to identify each door throughout their complete production process, they have optimized and automated their procedures for manufacturing wooden doors in the new production plant. Their new system allows automatic setting of manufacturing parameters whilst providing added benefits for automated stock booking, handling and dispatch.

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Smart Labels Speed Production of Wooden Doors