Self-Service UHF RFID Identification Workstation with 21.5-Inch Touchscreen
Batch RFID Identification
The workstation supports batch identification of UHF RFID-tagged items. The technical specification states that it can identify at least 30 items in one operation.
Controlled Reading Area
A dedicated antenna design limits unintended tag reads to within approximately 80 cm.
21.5-Inch Touchscreen
The device includes a 21.5-inch capacitive touchscreen for user interaction.
Self-Service Borrowing and Returns
The workstation supports item borrowing, return processing, status management, and related operation records.
Multiple User Verification Methods
Facial recognition and card verification are listed as standard functions, while Wi-Fi is optional.
Ethernet Communication
The workstation uses an Ethernet interface for system communication and data transmission.
This self-service UHF RFID identification workstation integrates batch RFID identification, barcode scanning, self-service borrowing and returns, item checkout, item searching, real-time records, and abnormal-status reminders. It is equipped with a 21.5-inch capacitive touchscreen and supports Windows, with Android available as an option.
The workstation uses a dedicated near-field antenna design to control unintended RFID reads within 80 cm. It supports Ethernet communication for data transmission and information updates.
The product is listed for use in libraries, archives, hospital consumables rooms, tool rooms, unmanned stores, and document rooms.
UHF RFID
User Verification
Physical Specifications
Power and Environment
What is a self-service UHF RFID identification workstation?
It is a standing RFID workstation used for batch item identification, self-service borrowing and returns, item searching, records, and status management.
How many tagged items can it identify at once?
The technical specification states an identification quantity of at least 30 items. Another section of the page states more than 50 items, so the final published quantity should be confirmed.
Which RFID frequency and protocol does it support?
It operates at 840–960 MHz and supports ISO 18000-6C / EPC Class 1 Gen 2.
Which operating systems are available?
Windows is standard, and Android is available as an option.
What user verification methods are supported?
Facial recognition and card verification are listed as standard functions.
Does it support software development?
Yes. The page lists API support, an SDK, and Java and C# development support.
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