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Gates
Four antennas on each opening — a pair inside the threshold, a pair outside. Which side sees a tag first is what makes a crossing an arrival or a departure. Unattended, all day, and it fires the siren itself.
FIXED · 24/7 · DIRECTION-AWARE
Passive UHF RFID · Egypt
Stock stops being a guess.
Every item, carton, badge and vehicle carries a tag. The antennas on your doorways read them without line of sight, hundreds at a time — so what the system says is on hand is what is actually there.
- Accuracy after RFID
- 95%+
- against 60–70% for hand counts
- Read rate
- 400/s
- published spec of the CYKEO-R4
- A full stocktake
- 10–25×
- faster — a walk-through, not a week
Sign in to your system
Your dashboard opens at cloud.rfid.smartzoom.tech.
No system yet? Ask us for a site survey — it is an hour on site, and it is what turns this into a firm quotation.
Barcode vs RFID
What actually changes
Barcode
- Requires direct line of sight
- One item scanned at a time
- The label must be clean and facing you
- A person must handle every item
- Read range: a few centimetres
- Nothing is detected at a doorway
RFID
- No line of sight — reads through cartons
- Hundreds of tags at once, in bulk
- The tag survives dust, wrapping and handling
- Reads happen unattended, all day
- Up to 15 m per antenna
- Every crossing logged, timed and given a direction
Three ways in
Buy the channels you need
Each one is licensed on its own. A site can run on nothing but a handheld, or watch its doorways and never open a till.
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Handheld
The counting instrument. A full stocktake becomes a walk through the room. It finds one carton in a rack by signal, books deliveries in at the dock, and writes tags in the aisle.
MOBILE · ANDROID · PISTOL GRIP
03
Desktop reader
A reading area with a person and a price list attached. Put the items down, charge, and they are marked sold — so the doorway lets them leave in silence instead of alarming.
POINT OF SALE · RETURNS
On the floor
What it does once it is running
Booked in and out
Every carton through a gate is booked automatically. The record moves when the goods move.
Counts in minutes
A stocktake becomes a walk through the room instead of a day of ladders and clipboards.
Theft raises the alarm
Something leaving without authorisation sounds a siren and lights a beacon, on the spot.
Find any item
Point the handheld and follow the signal. Locate one carton without opening anything.
Gates open themselves
A tagged vehicle or badge lifts the barrier. No button, no guard, no queue at the door.
A full audit trail
Who moved what, when, and through which door — recorded, not written down afterwards.
Book the site survey
An hour on site confirms the openings, the goods and the ceiling — and turns a standard package into a firm specification and a price.