RFID asset tracking, inventory management, warehouse automation and attendance systems for industries, hospitals, educational institutions and corporate organizations.

No Line of Sight
Bulk Scanning
Real-Time
Asset Visibility
8
System Components
99%
Inventory Accuracy
10
Industries Served
6
Common Questions
RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) uses radio waves to identify and track objects equipped with RFID tags. Information stored on the tag is captured by RFID readers and transmitted to software applications for monitoring and analysis, without requiring direct line-of-sight scanning.
Teknovara provides complete RFID implementation services in Chennai, including RFID readers, tags, fixed portals, handheld scanners, middleware integration and cloud-based reporting — designed to reduce inventory inaccuracies, prevent asset loss and deliver real-time visibility.
Gain complete control over business assets with intelligent RFID tracking that improves visibility and accountability.
Fixed and handheld RFID readers automatically capture asset movement without manual intervention, tracking laptops, servers, machinery, tools, furniture, containers, bins, trolleys and production assets.
Teknovara's RFID asset tracking software provides complete visibility of asset location, ownership, movement history and utilization reports.
Automate inventory tracking, eliminate manual stock counting and achieve accurate visibility across your warehouse.
Track raw materials, WIP inventory and finished goods.
Automate inventory tracking and warehouse operations.
Monitor shipments, containers and asset movements.
Track medical equipment, assets and consumables.
Improve stock accuracy and inventory visibility.
Manage library books, assets and attendance.
Track production components and vehicle assemblies.
Ensure inventory accuracy and regulatory compliance.
Manage files, assets and operational equipment.
Track IT assets, furniture and employee resources.
RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) uses radio waves to read tags without requiring line-of-sight scanning, and can read multiple tags simultaneously — unlike barcode systems, which need a direct line of sight and scan one item at a time.
Improve visibility, reduce manual errors and achieve real-time operational control using cutting-edge RFID technology.