RFID Design Studio — a dock read point with traffic simulation, routed cable loss, and installation scoring in one workspace

• A real UHF link-budget engine — path loss, cable and connector losses, polarization, backscatter return, EIRP checks.
• Margin heatmaps up to 64 × 64, with click-to-probe detail per antenna.
• Traffic simulation — enter, dwell, walk-through — played against the design before hardware is ordered.
• Routed cable loss per run and an installation-complexity score — before the quote.
• 21 parametric environments — docks, carts, workstations, all editable.

• Every approved design is hash-pinned. Field measurements import against it, and every test point is classified.
• Calibration is governed — 30 samples minimum, ten held out, no extrapolation.
• The tug rig tests it in motion — the model calls the coverage bands and fade zones; the rig logs what actually reads.

The model's call — read bands 21–30 dBm down the cart length, fade-risk hatched, tag at 0.95 m

The tug rig — robot hitched to the cart, antenna aimed down its length, logging what actually reads

The Workshop launcher — one-click reader setup · no software install · works in your browser

• Guided workflows — discovery, batch search, verification, Geiger locate — each labeled with the hardware it needs.
• Drives Zebra hardware from the browser — WebSerial to sleds, Browser Print to printers, IoT Connector to fixed readers.
• White-labeled — every customer gets an isolated, branded instance.
• Live and free to try — no signup.

Print Studio — the browser label designer with RFID EPC encode on the canvas

Our signed desktop app speaks the same ISO 24791-3 discovery as 123RFID — finds the reader, pulls model, firmware, and serial, and pushes the IoT Connector endpoint. No terminal. No IT ticket.

• Pairing codes — zero-login onboarding for techs.
• Readers ship pre-provisioned — power and PoE is the whole install.
• The manual path is codified too — firmware gotchas baked into a guided flow.

Reader Setup — the signed one-click app, reader found on the wire (WS-Discovery · ISO 24791-3)

…and the Devices page it lands on — 32,984 tags today, per-port power, RF settings

Also on the bench: our FXP20 sled app — live RSSI, per-antenna power, v1.0 → v1.0.23 in one week.

The verification station live — ZT411R + FX9600 attached, 1,099 / 1,099 verified, every counter accounted

…and the receipt: the master verification report, generated straight from the station

• Native Swift on iOS, native Java on Android — on the Zebra RFID SDK.
• Geiger locate at 20 Hz — compass, haptics, and filtered RSSI walk an operator to one tag among thousands.
• Inventory, verify, locate, print — uploads land in the same cloud the fixed readers feed.
• Mobi Print — mobile label printing for Zebra printers, deployed worldwide.

• Zero network footprint — isolated network, 4G LTE. No firewall changes, no IT queue.
• Kits arrive pre-provisioned — reader, antennas, PoE, 250 tags. Plug in and tags appear.
• Antenna-port-to-zone mapping in the UI — a screen, not a spreadsheet.
• 30-day pilot, one-click conversion — the pilot is the deployment.

The customer watches their own containers move on their own floor plan — the same afternoon the hardware shows up.

Deployment services — handheld sweep under a live fixed-reader install