RFID: Automating Weapons Management David P. Sandrowitz Senior Associate Sytex Inc.

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RFID: Automating Weapons Management David P. Sandrowitz Senior Associate Sytex Inc.

What is RFID? RFID = Radio Frequency Identification In short, RFID is Tag + Antenna + Reader + Application Capabilities & Advantages:  Read-Only and Read-Write Tags  Frequencies and read ranges  Passive –vs- Active The simpler the tag, the cheaper the tag

Why RFID? “Better than barcode”  Not line of sight  More Durable  More functionality Unique Identifier Electronic serial number Automation Efficiency, process improvement

The Benefits of RFID Automatic identification of weapons and equipment Rapid authentication of soldiers and armorers Information-rich environment, powered by RFID association Captures, stores, and correlates detailed information about all system transactions

Why Now? Technology Maturity Costs come down, reliability goes up Realization of AIT and TAV Straight forward application with clear benefits DoD RFID Policy …the Giant has been awakened

Today’s Arms Room Weapons assignment is slow, cumbersome and inefficient Inventory operations are time- consuming and labor intensive Entire process is paper-based, complicating the auditing process

Retrieve Weapon Wait in Line Retrieve Equipment Validate Weapons and Equipment Log Item, SN, Model Sign Log Verify Identity Claim Identity Takes 3.5 hours to process 125 soldiers - USMC Current Arms Room Process

Name, Rank SSN Weapon Model, Serial Number Cleaning History Maintenance Record Additional Equipment: NVG Laser Designator NBC Mask Increasing Amounts of Data, Becoming Harder to Manage Today’s Arms Room

RFID Authentication Retrieve Weapon Wait in Line Retrieve Equipment Validate Weapons and Equipment Log Item, SN, Model One Step Authentication Claim Identity/CAC Verify Identity The Automated Arms Room Sign Log Real-time Logging and Transaction Recording Rapid Weapon and Equipment Retrieval and Immediate ID Confirmation

Name, Rank SSN Weapon Model, Serial Number Cleaning History Maintenance Record Additional Equipment: NVG Laser Designator NBC Mask Information is tied together…instantly RFID is the KEY to Speed and Accuracy The Automated Arms Room

Additional Questions? David Sandrowitz Senior Associate, Sytex Inc * 254