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Introduction

In a significant advancement for the manufacturing and logistics industries, Takaya Corporation has unveiled its latest product - an autonomous HF band RFID reader known as the "Performance Collection Touch Panel Terminal." Designed to streamline operations, this innovative device allows users to monitor RFID tag reading status and collect performance data in real-time, effectively minimizing data collection errors and enhancing operational efficiency.

Background

With the growing challenge of labor shortages, the need for automation and operational efficiency has become a top priority in production and logistics environments. Although RFID technology has proven beneficial for digital transformation (DX) in process management, traditional systems often require complex PC integration and specialized software development, which can hinder their implementation. Furthermore, operational challenges such as data inaccuracies due to reading failures or manual errors remain prevalent.

Takaya has addressed these hurdles by developing the Performance Collection Touch Panel Terminal. This device is user-friendly and can be operational immediately after being plugged in, with no additional software required. It allows users to send collected performance data directly to the cloud via an internet connection, enabling accurate management of performance metrics without the need for specialized knowledge.

Key Features

Reading Capabilities

The terminal can read up to 20 stacked RFID tags simultaneously. For instance, by attaching RFID tags to kanban cards and stacking them, users can effectively manage work-in-progress items and gain real-time insights into the production process.

Visibility

The terminal's touch panel displays the number of tags read in real-time, helping to prevent data collection gaps and operational errors by workers.

Data Transmission

By enabling batch transmission of RFID tag data, users can efficiently manage information such as "who," "when," and "what," streamlining data organization and simplifying complex data utilization.

Autonomous Functionality

This RFID reader does not require control software, significantly lowering the barriers to implementation in a working environment.

IoT Edge Device

Using MQTT communication, the device connects to the internet to store reading data directly in the cloud. This feature allows immediate data analysis and utilization, turning operational data into actionable insights.

Sales Overview

• - Product Name: HF Band Performance Collection Touch Panel Terminal
• - Model Number: TR3XM-SF02-1CH-MQTT
• - Release Date: April 9, 2026
• - Price: Open price
• - Sales Target: Logistics, manufacturing, healthcare, public facilities, retail, construction
• - Release Area: Japan

Product Specifications

• - Radio Law: Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications Type Designation No. FC-24001
• - Operating Frequency: 13.56 MHz
• - Operating Temperature: 0-40 °C
• - Operating Humidity: 30-80% RH (without condensation)
• - Power Supply: DC +5V ±10%
• - Dimensions: 135(W) x 76(D) x 35(H) mm
• - Weight: Approximately 225g

Company Overview

Founded in 1918 as a textile company, Takaya Corporation has evolved significantly, establishing its electronics division in 1966. Currently, the company engages in a wide range of activities, including contract manufacturing for electronics, producing in-circuit testers, and developing RFID-related devices. As a reliable partner for RFID technology, Takaya has been providing support and solutions to challenges faced by businesses for over 25 years.

With the aim of contributing to societal development and continuing to evolve as a company, Takaya is committed to pursuing technological advancements and sustainable developments in product innovation. As the Takaya Group celebrates its 130th anniversary in September 2024, the company looks forward to the future of RFID technology and its applications in various industries.