At first glance, it appears to be an unassuming, robust metal cabinet, blending seamlessly into the backdrop of industrial halls and office spaces. However, upon closer inspection, it becomes clear that this is a tool that brings company processes into the world of Industry 4.0. The TECHCODE cabinet is not just a place to store tools, parts or documents; it is an intelligent data guardian that never sleeps or forgets. Thanks to RFID technology and two movable antennas, it records the movement of every tagged object, saves the data and immediately sends it to the system. This happens in real time, 24/7.
In an era where every second counts and losing control of a single element of the process can cost millions, this solution becomes a silent but crucial partner in the daily work of industrial plants. Automatic access control means that responsibility for tools is no longer an abstraction, but takes on a concrete digital form. The cabinet knows not only what is inside it, but also who accessed a given item and when.
It is worth noting that TECHCODE does not operate in isolation – at its heart is a dedicated application that enables managers and operators to coordinate purchasing, logistics and maintenance and production processes. This means that data which previously had to be laboriously entered into ERP systems or spreadsheets is now collected automatically and is at your fingertips.
Flexibility is another advantage. The cabinet can be configured according to your needs and adjusted to fit the space and the specific requirements of users, ranging from R&D departments to administration and maintenance. Thanks to this flexibility, TECHCODE is not just a ‘catalogue’ product, but a solution that truly fits into the DNA of the organisation.
Therefore, it is safe to say that smart cabinets are no longer just an accessory, but one of the pillars of modern management. Technical managers should therefore ask themselves: can we still afford ordinary cabinets when there are smart cabinets available that keep records, monitor processes and help make better business decisions?
