Answer:
The CK-GTC4A integrates an Impinj R2000 RFID engine with dynamic frequency hopping (840-960MHz) to bypass interference. Its batch-reading algorithm processes tool tags simultaneously across all drawers using:

• Anti-Collision Sequencing: Prioritizes tags by RSSI strength to prevent signal overlap.
• Zone-Specific Filtering: Isolates drawer layers (e.g., ignore Drawer 3 when scanning Drawer 1).
• Pre-Set Tool Libraries: Pre-loaded tool EPCs reduce data verification time.
  Case Study: An MRO facility reduced daily tool checks from 45 minutes to under 10 seconds per cart, achieving 99.8% inventory accuracy with 8 CK-GTC4A units.

Answer:
Aviation regulations (FAA/EASA) mandate two-factor tool access control. The CK-GTC4A combines:

• HF Card Authentication: Assigns role-based permissions (e.g., mechanics vs. supervisors).
• AI Face Recognition: Prevents unauthorized access via 0.3s live detection.
  Security Protocol: If a tool is missing post-scan, the system locks drawers and triggers alarms until manager authorization via both factors.

Answer:
Yes. The CK-GTC4A supports:

• Windows/Android OS: Direct SAP/Oracle sync via RESTful APIs.
• CSV/XML Export: For older systems like IBM Maximo.
• Alarm Output Ports: Connects to facility PA systems for missing tool alerts.
  Integration Example: An auto plant merged 12 tool carts with their ERP, cutting weekly audit labor by 75% and reducing tool loss incidents by 68%.