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Digiryze Pro · contact@digiryze.com · +91 72890 30816RFID Asset & Trolley TrackingRunning in production
Every trolley, every gate, every movement — on its own.
Tagged trolleys and assets are read automatically as they pass a gate. MOS knows which way they moved, lights the tower lamp green, red or orange through the gate PLC, holds back blocked trolleys with a countdown and an approval workflow, and keeps an audit of every movement.
What it does for you
- Two readers per gate tell in from out
- Tower lamps driven through the PLC
- Blocked-trolley countdown and approval workflow
- Unregistered tags caught and confirmed
- Live dashboard of every gate
- Reader health watchdog
What it connects to
- UHF RFID readers over the network
- Gate PLC over Modbus TCP
- Tower lamps and buzzers
What it measures
- Movements per gate and shift
- Trolleys in, out and missing
- Breaches and approval times
- Reader uptime
How it works
TagEach trolley or asset carries a UHF tag registered to its type and route.
Read at gatesTwo readers per gate tell in from out as the trolley passes.
SignalThe gate PLC lights the tower lamp green, red or orange at once.
Approve or holdA blocked trolley starts a countdown and an approval workflow; every move is audited.
Needed in your plant
- At each gate — Two UHF readers to tell in from out, and a tower lamp.
- On the assets — A UHF tag on every trolley, pallet or bin.
- In the plant — The gate PLC or a relay box, and the MOS plant server.
Where it runs today
- Seven dock gates on one RFID engine, two readers per gate, lamps driven through a shared PLC