1. Aviation RFID Solutions

2. Solutions Portfolio Suspect Baggage Tracking System for Customs
Airport Assets Tracking and Reconciliation
Flight catering-Knives, Equipment, People
Linen Tracking
MRO - Parts Tracking
Cargo Tracking
Warehouse Automation for Airport Duty Free
Solutions Portfolio

3. Suspect Baggage Tracking System for Customs (SBTSC)

4. What is RFID
Radio Frequency Identification - a technology that identifies objects using low-power radio frequency technology.
RFID, in its most basic form, requires two components:
RFID Reader
RFID Tag
Computer
Radio Signal
Memory
Radio
Power
RFID Tag
Reader “speaks” to tag

5. Is RFID tag an improvised barcode?
RFID reader “energizes” tag which then transmits stored information back to reader
Uniquely identifies each instance of a product as well as the product type (so you know which box was scanned)
Line of sight NOT required
Information can be updated (class 2 and above)
Scan Multiple RFID tags at one time
Laser reader interprets barcode to
determine UPC number
Static information
Line of sight required
Problem reading soiled barcode
At UPC level, system doesn’t know if 3 different items were scanned or if the same item was scanned 3 times
Scan one barcode at a time

6. RFID System Architecture
Tags Receives signals
and get energized
Reader Broadcasts
signal through Antenna .
Readers
Charged tag sends response
back to reader
Tag
Reader Sends Data
to Host for processing
Host System
System sends back
event based data

7. (SBTSC): Solution Description.

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10. Networked Gates

11. Handheld Readers
Motorola's MC9090-G RFID handheld reader gives your workers the ability to capture a comprehensive range of data — from RFID tags and bar codes to images — with this flexible multi-function RFID handheld reader, which reads data in remote areas where fixed RFID readers can't reach.
At just half the weight of its industrial counterparts, the MC3190-Z is the lightest UHF RFID rugged handheld reader on the market

12. SBTSC on EAS Vs. SBTSC on RFID
EAS Based SBTS
RFID Based SBTS
EAS systems have no ID
Audio/Video based Alarm
Unobtrusive suspect identification
Tag may have to be removed in some designs
If the tag has to be removed, then suspect may not be followed
False Alarm during the second visit if the tag is not removed
False Alarm if the EAS spec matches any Retail stores specification
No possibility of integration with BHS
RFID tag has billions of unique ID
Audio/Video based Alarm
Unobtrusive suspect identification
Tag disposable
Ability to follow the suspect without his knowledge
No Possibility of False Alarm during the second visit, even if the tag is not removed
No mix-up with Retail stores EAS system
Integration with BHS
Extendable to Passenger Profiling
Can be Integrated with other systems like CCTV systems more successfully

13. RFID Based system scalability
With same Solution Architecture, system can be expanded to transfer bags and outbound bags
The System can accommodate inbound bags with RFID tags
The same infrastructure can be used for trolley tracking, people tracking, asset tracking etc.
RFID Based system scalability

14. RFID based Suspect Baggage Tracking System for Customs (SBTSC)
State of the Art
Future of Every Airport

15. Leader in Aviation RFID Solutions