Mobile Computers are Changing AIDC
Mobility
is key when it comes to business-critical data capture missions. Wireless
barcode scanners help to overcome challenges, including helping employees reach
hard to scan items with data capture technology that can read barcodes from
longer distances. Even if barcodes are
worn, torn or otherwise damaged, certain high-throughput wireless
devices are
able to scan mangled barcodes with equal efficiency.
Industrial
barcode scanners boast the same features, but are designed with industrial
applications in mind. Many top-shelf industrial scanners are manufactured with
dust-proof and water-proof housings, and are rubberized to deter drop damage.
Business-ready for application in numerous verticals, numerous models of
industrial barcode scanners are offered in many form factors. With built-in advanced
technology, today’s scanning devices provide universal ADC (Automatic Data Capture) solutions from healthcare to
warehousing to transportation.
Versatile, Rugged
Design
Made
for rigorous use, 2d barcode scanners and industrial hazardous location
mobile computers
are ideal for applications in extreme environments. Certified for hazardous
location usage, these computers are strong enough to operate in the harshest
conditions. From chemical sites to oil
and gas environments to aircraft refueling, rugged barcode scanners can meet
any tough environment challenge. Incredible durability offers industrial
employees mobile computing devices that lower TCO (Total Cost of Ownership) and still function properly
after experiencing multiple 6’ plus drops and 1 meter tumbles.
Externally
rugged and internally intelligent, these mobile computers offer next generation
software that advances efficiency with real-time access to imperative data. Intuitive Adaptus® Imaging Technology drives multitasking potential with
superior image capturing and fast scanning speeds.
The
versatility of mobile computers doesn’t stop there. Numerous industrial barcode
scanners also come in vehicle-mount form factors. Whether staff members require
work trucks or massive forklifts, these devices ensure productivity through
durable housings and turnkey software solutions. Some in-vehicle computers fuel
further mobility thanks to innovative “hot swappable” features. Mobile in-vehicle
computers are “hot swappable” when they can be detached from mounts for
maximized device mobility.
From Warehousing to Ports &
Intermodal Transportation
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