Establishment of RFID System on Goods Supply andAssortment Operation for Agricultural Products- AStudy on the Introduction of RFID Managementinto Taiwan’s Flower Auction Market

• Main Authors: Yuan-Hsin Huang, 黃原新
• Other Authors: 黃裕益
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2008
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/07754790016089220338

碩士 === 國立中興大學 === 生物產業機電工程學系所 === 96 === This study applies the RFID and information transmission equipment for establishing a set of goods supply and assortment system, together with introducing the existing purchase, sales and inventory system in the auction market. The supplier delivers potted plants to the collecting station (or self-delivery to the flower auction market) together with assortment; the purchase statement is then handed to the operator for entering data into the “Original Supply System”. The system will send the purchase data to the designated flower auction market via internet and, at the same time, the Original Supply System will print out RFID Tags, which contain the flower purchase data, via the RFID barcode printer. The operating personnel will then stick the RFID Tags (the tags’ surface contains Code 128 barcode) to the holding plate and the truck will deliver the flowers to the auction market. After off-loading, the assorting personnel in the auction market will retrieve the data in the RFID Tags via a palm RFID Reader with non-touch sensor. The data is then transmitted into the “Server of market-end assortment system” via the wireless access point (AP) and compared with the flower purchase data uploaded by the original supplier. Through this system, accuracy of the supplier’s flower delivery can be effectively ascertained; such method can speed up the purchase and assortment operation in the flower auction market, as well as improve the accuracy of supply data. This will effectively increase the economic benefits of the flower auction market, and improve problems such as delayed operation rising from long collection time and late delivery of suppliers of the auction market.