Answers to the questions we hear most

TechnoBeez provides RFID, Industrial IoT, industrial automation and embedded systems engineering solutions and services. The company also provides hardware, software and integration support, including its proprietary Edge360 platform for a unified approach to managing RFID and IoT devices from different vendors.

Automatic Identification and Data Capture, or AIDC, is the broader category of technologies used to automatically identify objects or people, collect information and transfer it into digital systems with less manual data entry.

RFID is an identification and data-capture technology that uses radio frequency communication to read information from tags. Industrial IoT is a broader approach to connecting industrial devices, sensors, machines and systems so operational data can be collected and used. RFID can be one component within an IIoT solution.

Edge360 is designed around the challenge of multi-vendor device environments. Rather than managing a separate software solution for every RFID or IoT hardware provider or location, organizations can use Edge360 as a centralized platform approach, subject to compatibility and deployment requirements.

Yes. TechnoBeez provides hardware as part of its technology offering. The exact hardware portfolio and supported brands should be confirmed for the relevant project.

TechnoBeez provides integration services for connected technology solutions. The appropriate integration method depends on the existing systems, devices, interfaces, data requirements and deployment architecture.

Yes. A proof of concept can validate a proposed RFID, IIoT, automation or embedded systems solution before a wider implementation. The scope and success criteria should be defined during the discovery stage.

TechnoBeez positions its Edge360 platform around the need to manage devices from different vendors. Specific hardware relationships, supported devices and commercial arrangements should be confirmed for each project.

Contact TechnoBeez with a description of the operational challenge, the assets or devices involved, the locations, current systems and desired timeline. The first step is usually a discovery or solution-assessment discussion.