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Technology of Building Movement Control Systems of Products in Warehouse Areas of Industrial Enterprises Using Radio Frequency Identification Methods

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At present, in connection with the need to move to new intellectual digital production technologies and implement international quality standards, it is necessary to introduce new science-based approaches to controlling the movement of products and small-scale mechanization of warehouses. This is due to the fact that the warehouses of large industrial organizations, at the current level of hardware and software, cannot fully comply with domestic and foreign quality standards in the field of product tracking, regulated by GOST and ISO. The article is devoted to the development of a technology of building movement control systems of products in the warehouse areas of industrial enterprises using radio frequency identification methods. The main methods of development of such systems based on technical vision and radio frequency identification are considered. The main normative documents and interstate standards regulating the described processes are given. The analytical review of the Russian and foreign scientific and technical base on development of methods and algorithms of movement control systems is conducted. The comparative analysis of analog systems was carried out. The simulation model for the movement of industrial products and the structure of the hardware-software complex movement control systems are developed. The article presents the results of experimental studies in laboratory and industrial conditions.

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Astafiev, A.V., Orlov, A.A., Shardin, T.O. (2020). Technology of Building Movement Control Systems of Products in Warehouse Areas of Industrial Enterprises Using Radio Frequency Identification Methods. In: Radionov, A., Karandaev, A. (eds) Advances in Automation. RusAutoCon 2019. Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering, vol 641. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-39225-3_19

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