Data at the heart of modern industrial traceability
Industrial companies must be able to:
✓ Instantly locate their products or components
✓ Reduce errors and losses in their logistics flows
✓ Become more responsive in decision-making
✓ Improve the reliability of their field operations
SolWaves: agile middleware at the heart of industrial performance
SolWaves is middleware, i.e., an intermediate software layer between hardware (IoT readers, antennas, sensors) and business software (ERP, WMS, MES).
It acts as a technological bridge: it captures field data, filters it, processes it, and automatically transmits it to the right system. SolWaves adapts to the needs of each customer by easily interfacing with their IT systems, via API or WebService, depending on the integration choices.
To learn more about the RFID technologies used, check out our article: Advantages and applications of RFID
RFID, NFC, BLE... Multi-technology traceability
SolWaves is compatible with the following technologies:
UHF RFID: for high-performance reading (several hundred products in a few seconds and at a certain distance).
- NFC: for contactless reading, ideal for mobile interactions.
- Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE): for more accurate tracking (geolocation) of connected objects
- Smart Labels: traceable smart labels
- QR codes and barcodes: complementary or redundant
- Optical vision (planned integration): for camera analysis
This omnichannel traceability allows adaptation to all use cases, from components to finished products on pallets. SolWaves captures and records data at every key moment.
Reading dozens of products takes only a few seconds.
Explore how SolWaves can transform your supply chain.
Use cases: 3 concrete examples of smart industrial traceability
Motor racing (F1)
In the ultra-competitive world of motorsports, every minute in the wind tunnel is regulated and precious. When a prototype is tested, it is crucial to know exactly which parts have been exposed and for how long. Before SolWaves, this verification was done manually using QR codes, a time-consuming process that was prone to errors and unreliable in such a demanding environment.
Now, thanks to RFID antennas installed at key points, parts are automatically detected as they enter and exit the wind tunnel. The data is captured instantly, without human intervention.
The result: significant time savings, continuous traceability, and better allocation of regulated time in the wind tunnel.
Sports event logistics
During major international events, logistics becomes a critical challenge. A major player in sports timing prepares and transports sensitive equipment in extreme conditions: cold, snow, long hours, maximum pressure. Previously, each crate had to be opened and checked manually several times.
With SolWaves, each product is equipped with RFID tags, and warehouses are equipped with fixed antennas at the exit. Capture is automatic: a simple mobile scan is all it takes to know the exact contents, location, and readiness status of each crate, without opening it.
The result: fewer errors, fewer losses, less stress. Clear and smooth tracking, even in difficult environments.
Automated pharmacy
Three technologies are combined here: RFID, NFC, and Bluetooth. Everything is integrated into SolWaves, which manages data capture, synchronization with inventory, and any alerts in the background.
The result: a smooth experience, zero picking errors, real-time inventory updates, and enhanced security without human overload.
Key features and benefits
- Massive real-time data collection
- Fixed or mobile antennas, depending on the area
- Custom settings and interface possible
- Compatibility with AI and Blockchain
- User autonomy: management without technical dependency
- Native integration with ERP, WMS, MES
A concrete lever for logistics performance
SolWaves is not an abstract promise. It is a robust, proven, modular solution that adapts to real-world situations. In a context where responsiveness, reliability, and speed of processing are key, it is a strategic asset for logistics, quality, and industrial departments.
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