Development Of Database System For Automated Storage Retrieval System Using RFID Technology

Sofian , Abd Samad (2010) Development Of Database System For Automated Storage Retrieval System Using RFID Technology. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Nowadays, competition between manufacturers is very challenging. To continue survive in the field of manufacturing, a lot of investment in new technology has been added to improve production. Besides, efficiency and reducing time of store materials in the deposited also very important because it involves high cost. Automated Storage Retrieval System (ASRS) has been stealing the focus to the manufacture how to apply them as alternative to conventional storage of goods. Most ASRS based infrared and barcode as a tool in their technology. Use of Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) can replace the bar code capabilities. To obtain a good impact, database systems to record the necessary data and find goods that are deposited in the store are required. Therefore, the ideas of “Development of Database for Automated Storage Retrieval System using Radio Frequency Identification Technology” were developed to find and create a system that can help manufacturer stored their product more faster and effectively compare by using barcode system. The use of barcode becomes very complicated when the industry wants to build a particular product ID. The memory exist in RFID tag can easily store any require data or number so that it’s become increase in the current trend. In this thesis, overall processes from initial stage until finish will explain to facilitate the readers understand this project.

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