It is assumed that the students will learn about RFID and the associated GS1 terminology and standards as a part of the overall project since none of them are in the AutoID class. I will be able to provide advice, some guidance, technical support, and resources for the necessary background knowledge that will have to be developed.
| Project | RFID in Parcel commissioning solution |
| Sponsor | Avery Dennison |
| Advisors | Dr. Berisso |
| Fields of study | Automation, Software |
| Description | Using the Avery Dennison atma.io solution and donated hardware to supplement the RFID inventory control/asset tracking solution to be used as a demo system on South Campus in the AutoID Lab |
| Primary Objectives | Learn about atma.io and GS1 standardsDevelop Website/dashboardsAndroid development (mobile data collection)Interface with existing Avery Dennison atma.io scan tunnel and portalGenerate a solution for commissioning boxes/cartons from desktop and handheld Android deviceGenerate a solution for adding known GTINs to an existing box/cartonTrigger the printing of a box/carton label |
| Key Components/ requirements | Use Avery Dennison atma.io cloud service and APIInteract with local Zebra or Impinj RFID reader hardware (not the tunnel, undertable reader, or portal)Document user instructionsDocument unit testing methodologyDeploy system in AutoID Lab as either local app, webservice or local service |
| Deliverables | Software (fully commented and tested)User manualSource code |