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Print and encode RFID in a single step
EtikStudio programs the label's RFID chip at the same time it prints the visible art: codes, text, and logos. Encoding is defined per printer language, so it works with your current RFID equipment and your real data.
An RFID label is two products in one: what you see (the printed label) and what's read by radio (the chip with its EPC). Handling them separately doubles steps and multiplies pairing errors. With EtikStudio, the design includes the RFID field as just another data item: the printer writes the chip and stamps the art in the same pass.
The encoded value can be an EPC built from the GTIN and a serial (SGTIN scheme), your own identifier, or any variable data from your database. Counters guarantee unique serials within the lot, and the flow writes and verifies, flagging labels whose chip didn't respond.
What you can do with RFID
Write the EPC
Build the EPC (e.g., SGTIN-96 from GTIN + serial) or write your own value, with counters for unique serials.
Encoding per language
Writing uses your printer language's RFID commands (e.g., ZPL on Zebra), with no extra hardware.
Variable data
The RFID value comes from your database, file, or ERP, like any other label field.
Print + verify
The flow writes and validates; labels with a failed chip are identified so they never reach production.
UHF and HF
Compatible with UHF inlays (EPC Gen2, supply chain) and HF/NFC depending on your printer.
Remote and mobile
Trigger encoding from the mobile app or the ERP to the plant's RFID printer, without VPN.
The flow, end to end
- 1
Design with an RFID field
Place the visible art and define what gets written to the chip (EPC, URI, or your own value).
- 2
Connect the data
The serial comes from counters or your system; every label in the lot carries its unique value.
- 3
Print and encode
The RFID printer stamps the art and programs the chip in the same pass, verifying the write.
RFID applications you can build with this software
The recipe is always the same: an RFID printer that writes the chip while printing, readers (handheld or portal) that read without line of sight, and EtikStudio joining both with your system's data.
- Cycle counting
- Dock-door receiving and shipping portals
- Asset location
- Tool control and loans
- WIP in manufacturing
- Sales floor / EAS
- Uniforms and laundry
- Records and files
- Critical spare parts
RFID availability depends on the printer model and the label inlay. We start with language-defined encoding (e.g., Zebra/ZPL); other brands are integrated on demand.
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