05RFID INVENTORY CHAMBER

RFID Inventory Chamber

One storage location,
counted clearly.

Designed primarily for storage-location inventory: place movable location bins directly on the cart, or first transfer loose goods from fixed locations into storage totes, then push them into the chamber for checking. Receiving can also be organised one box at a time.

Storage-location inventory countingStorage tote workflowBox-by-box receiving

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Structure and prototype validation in progressDelivery scope follows actual configuration and validation results

Xinhuotong-branded RFID Inventory Chamber product illustration — Xinhuotong product illustration · Four-sided enclosure + L-shaped cart

01DESIGNED FOR THE WORK

Primarily for storage-location inventory, with box-by-box receiving checks too.

The fixed enclosure comprises a top, two sides and an end panel. The L-shaped cart moves independently with its rear cover and deck. When docked, these two moving panels close the entrance and bottom. Antennas and cables belong to the fixed enclosure; the cart carries the goods.

Suitable applications

Shelf-location inventory / Loose-goods inventory in fixed locations / Box-by-box receiving

Storage-location inventory: two loading methods

Place movable location bins directly on the cart. Transfer loose goods from fixed locations into storage totes first, retain the location identifiers, and return the goods after counting and review.

The L-shaped cart moves independently

The vertical rear cover and horizontal deck move with the cart. Cart and enclosure have independent wheel sets.

Also supports receiving one box at a time, checking each box separately.

Retrieve the relevant receiving document or box manifest, read EPCs one box at a time, and check products and quantities. Individual items can be compared when a complete EPC manifest is available. Review discrepancies before confirming receipt through the business workflow; inventory posting remains a separate step, subject to interfaces and permissions.

Shared terminalONE PAD · FOUR STATIONS

One Pad, reused across four device types.

10.1-inch Pad with quick-release magnetic mounting

Redrawn from physical product photos · 10.1-inch Pad with an approximately 110×110mm rear magnetic mount

An approximately 110×110mm magnetic mount attaches to the back of the Pad. The Packing Station, Inventory Chamber, Inventory Robot and Returns Inspection Station each have a compatible quick-mount magnetic base. Detach and carry the Pad to the next workstation, then attach it to that device to reduce tablet purchasing and application maintenance costs.

Fewer Pads to buy. Fewer application installations to maintain.

10.1inch Pad110×110mm magnetic mount4device types share one Pad

Detach, attach magnetically, and adjust to a comfortable angle.

The base rotates and tilts forwards and backwards to suit different operator heights and working positions.

One Pad can be reused at different times. Workstations operating simultaneously each need their own terminal.

Xinhuotong Packing Station RFID Inventory Chamber Inventory Robot Xinhuotong Returns Inspection Station

Connect the Pad's Type-C port to the equipment-specific interface to control RFID reading/writing, printing and other functions. The magnetic mount provides quick attachment and angle adjustment; the Type-C connection carries control.

How to useFROM STORAGE BIN TO RFID CHAMBER

Two storage methods. One tote-based inventory workflow.

Keep the storage location linked to the tote's contents before centralised counting.

Xinhuotong-branded illustration of a storage tote on an L-shaped cart entering the RFID Inventory Chamber — Storage tote + L-shaped cart + RFID Inventory Chamber illustration · Xinhuotong branding retained

10.1-inch Pad with quick-release magnetic mounting

A quick-mount magnetic base on the chamber roof holds a detachable 10.1-inch Pad and supports rotation and forward/backward tilt adjustment. The Pad's approximately 110×110mm rear magnetic mount also fits the Packing Station, Inventory Robot and Returns Inspection Station. Type-C connects to each device's dedicated interface to control RFID reading/writing, printing and other functions, reducing purchasing and application maintenance costs.

Movable location bin: take the whole bin straight onto the cart

If a shelf location bin is made from a storage tote and can be moved whole, there is no need to empty its goods first. Take it down with its location identifier, place it on the L-shaped cart and push it into the chamber for verification.

Take the location bin off the shelf
Place the whole tote on the L-shaped cart
Push in for inventory counting
Review and return the whole bin

Loose goods in fixed locations: transfer to a tote, then load the cart

If loose goods are stored in a fixed location that cannot be moved, transfer them into a storage tote and retain their original location identifier. Place the tote on the L-shaped cart and push it into the chamber. After checking, return the goods to their original location.

Transfer fixed-location goods into a tote
Identify the original location and load the cart
Push in for inventory counting
Check and return goods to their marked location

Keep each storage location linked to the items in its tote throughout the operation. Do not mix locations when transferring goods. Tote dimensions, loaded height and weight, tags and packaging materials require prior validation. Expected tags not read and tags read outside the chamber both require review.

02HOW IT WORKS

Clear steps. Traceable results.

Prepare totes by storage location

Remove a movable location bin directly. Transfer loose goods from a fixed location into a storage tote first, keeping the original location identifier and avoiding mixed contents.

Load the tote and push the cart in

Place the tote on the L-shaped cart's deck and push it into the enclosure, checking load, guidance and clearance.

Dock, close and capture

The rear cover closes the entrance and the deck closes the bottom. Read full EPCs using the validated workflow, linking them to the current storage location and batch.

Review and return goods to their original location

Withdraw the cart and review item details and discrepancies. Return movable bins whole, and return goods from fixed locations according to their original identifiers to prevent misplacement.

Workflow outputsBatch tag detailsItem quantity summaryUnknown tags and review records

03EXPLORE THE WORKFLOW

See the batch clearly without counting duplicate reads as items

This demo shows full-EPC deduplication and quantity totals only. It does not represent measured chamber performance.

Xinhuotong · RFID Inventory ChamberSynthetic sample demo

4panels

Fixed enclosure

Top / Left / Right / End

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2panels

L-shaped cart

Rear cover / Horizontal deck

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6panels

Closed when docked

Mechanically closed; reading performance requires validation

Raw read reports0

Distinct full EPCs0

Duplicate reports0

Repeated reads of the same tag must not increase the physical item count.

04CONFIGURATION & DELIVERY

Before choosing,
confirm the conditions clearly.

Start with your actual goods, tags and working environment,
and agree the hardware, software and service scope together.

Structural components: A four-sided fixed enclosure plus an L-shaped cart with a rear cover and deck.
Reading components: Antennas face into the chamber. Readers, wiring and capture rules are subject to prototype validation.
Goods to confirm: Tag type, arrangement, packaging, maximum load and nearby tag environment.
10.1-inch Pad with quick-release magnetic mounting: A quick-mount magnetic base on the chamber roof holds a detachable 10.1-inch Pad and supports rotation and forward/backward tilt adjustment. The Pad's approximately 110×110mm rear magnetic mount also fits the Packing Station, Inventory Robot and Returns Inspection Station. Type-C connects to each device's dedicated interface to control RFID reading/writing, printing and other functions, reducing purchasing and application maintenance costs.
Delivery approach: Validate the first assembly and tag reading before confirming structure, configuration and supply scope.

Current capabilities and validation scope

A closed structure does not itself establish RF isolation performance. Missed reads inside, cross-reads outside, seams, wheels and loaded operation require physical testing. Unverified read rates and accuracy figures are not published.

05DOCUMENTATION & CONTACT

Take the guide with you,
and continue discussing your solution.

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Is this an ordinary box?＋

An independent L-shaped cart works with a four-sided enclosure. When the cart is withdrawn, the enclosure's entrance and bottom remain open.

Must goods be emptied out of a movable location bin?＋

There is no need to empty the goods just to load the cart. A movable location bin made from a storage tote can be placed directly on the L-shaped cart and pushed into the chamber, then returned whole to its original shelf location after review.

How are loose goods in a fixed storage location counted?＋

Transfer the goods into a storage tote and identify their original location. Put the tote on the L-shaped cart and push it into the chamber for counting. After withdrawal and review, return the items to the marked original location to prevent mixing or misplacement.

LET’S BUILD YOUR WORKFLOWStart with one workstation or one warehouse

One storage location,
counted clearly.

Primarily for storage-location inventory, with box-by-box receiving checks too.