RFID for Container Tracking
New RFID tracking solution for agricultural totes saves on chargebacks, lost containers, and increases efficiency.
Customer Solutions
Adding Data Collection to a Bag Sealer
EMP worked with a medical device manufacturer to inspect the labels on each of their products as they pass through a sealer.
Circuit Board Inspection System
By using machine vision to perform an automated component inspection on circuit boards, the customer was able to improve quality and reduce costs.
Automotive Parts Tracking
An automotive parts tracking system using a custom web browser application, label printers, and barcode scanners. Click to read more!
Real-Time Part Replenishment
Utilize existing Zebra Material Flow hardware, along with new software, and configuration to deliver real-time part replenishment solution.
Scanning Multiple Barcodes
Vision inspection system that verifies the correct label and quantity of that label are present in each box.
Mobile Carts for the Visually Impaired
We designed a mobile power cart for Bosma Enterprises to help them meet the demands of new labeling process requirements. Click to See the Solution!
Label Inspection on a Budget
We helped a customer find a budget-friendly solution to make sure the right labels go on the right product. Click to See the Solution!
Modernizing Parts Delivery
EMP assisted a medical device manufacturer in migrating their parts picking application from legacy Windows CE devices to new Android mobile computers.
Deep Learning Parts Inspection
A gasket packaging customer was looking to upgrade their quality inspection process to prevent the shipment of incomplete gasket kits. Read the solution to learn more!
Custom Web Browser Application
A local cable company needed a more efficient system for its parts replenishment process. The software team at EMP wrote a custom web browser application that helps them better manage their parts inventory and the replenishment process.
RFID Printer with Robotics
A machine-building client required an RFID printer that could be integrated with a PLC and a robot. The engineers at EMP used Zebra's Network Connect to allow a ZT411 RFID printer to communicate seamlessly with the robot and PLC.