Low-power Bluetooth/RFID devices to Track Inventory in the Supply Chain
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Low power Bluetooth, RFIDAbstract
This abstract explores the integration of low-power Bluetooth and Radio-Frequency Identification (RFID) technologies as a solution for enhancing inventory tracking within the supply chain. The increasing complexity and scale of modern supply chains necessitate efficient and accurate inventory management. Low-power Bluetooth technology facilitates seamless communication between devices, enabling real-time data exchange with minimal energy consumption. Coupled with RFID, which provides unique identification and tracking capabilities, this hybrid approach aims to address the challenges associated with traditional inventory management systems. The combination of these technologies promises to deliver a robust, cost-effective, and energy-efficient solution for tracking inventory throughout the supply chain, optimizing logistics processes, reducing errors, and ultimately improving overall supply chain performance. This research contributes to the ongoing efforts to leverage advanced technologies for achieving greater visibility and control in supply chain operations.
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