Mai 28, 2019
Lyngsoe Systems is pleased to announce that on the 15th of May 2019 the Intelligent Material Management System™ went live across all the 37 branches of the Helsinki City Library. The Helsinki City libraries count the beautiful Oodi library in central Helsinki, a truly modern library space with room for a wide variety of user activities and a user-tailored collection of physical books. The number of visitors welcomed by Helsinki’s new central library Oodi, since the library opening in early December 2018, has exceeded 20,000 on the busiest days – twice the predicted number and in all the Helsinki City Library services circulates of almost 10 million volumes a year to their just over 600,000 users. Finns are among the world’s most enthusiastic users of public libraries – the country’s 5.5m million people borrow close to 68m books a year. The Helsinki City Library chose to implement IMMS as the first library outside Denmark, where the system was co-developed between the libraries of Aarhus and Copenhagen and Lyngsoe Systems, as the libraries wanted to increase automation in the process of managing the entire practical and logistic process around the physical book, freeing staff time and enabling the institutions to focus on […]
März 14, 2019
In January we welcomed Helle Lauridsen as Lyngsoes Systems’ new Product Owner of the innovative collection, space and logistics management system for Public and Academic Libraries: Intelligent Material Management System™. Helle has a long history in the library world starting out as a librarian at Aarhus University followed by an international career within integrated library systems and library content, from which she brings in knowledge and understanding from both user and provider side. By welcoming Helle we further strengthen our commitment towards introducing the unique Intelligent Material Management System to even more Library customers in 2019. The Intelligent Material Management System is an advanced library logistics system which optimize the use of collections and resources. Intelligent Material Management System provides item and shelf level control for every step-in circulation and material management to intelligently distribute items to where they are required.
Januar 18, 2019
PATENTED INTELLIGENCE IN RFID BAGGAGE HANDLING Lyngsoe Systems are happy to announce a patent in the Airport and Airline business regarding the Lyngsoe Sortation Reader™. This emphasizes Lyngsoe Systems as a first mover technology wise as the patented Sortation Reader is the first of its kind to utilize advanced software algorithms to uniquely match the bag with the correct RFID baggage tag. It intelligently eliminates RFID cross-readings from other nearby RFID tags and achieving very high performance on the read rate. The Sortation Reader does not require intrusive and “difficult to install” RF shielding. WHEN PASSENGER SATISFACTION AND FLAWLESS HANDLING GOES HAND IN HAND Behind the patent is an organization Lyngsoe Systems whose purpose is to offer a specific turnkey solution, so modern airports can meet the demands in the baggage handling operation with the goal to deliver an extensive service to passengers and at the same time running a cost-effective and profitable business. Meanwhile preparation for future demands where the capacity will be pushed to the limit with an increasing number of travelers and a rising demand for accurate information about baggage. Handling the baggage is a key area in any airport where loading and transfer times represent a key […]
Dezember 18, 2018
VISIT FROM THE DANISH MINISTER OF HEALTH Intelligent management of hospitals – the Danish Minister of Health pays Lyngsoe Systems a visit On Monday, December 17th, 2018 we had the honor of welcoming the Danish Minister of Health, Ellen Trane Nørby to Lyngsoe Systems’ Headquarters. The minister was here to learn about how tracking and localization solutions can improve logistics and efficiency at hospitals. A hospital consists of tens of thousands of daily routines and processes and is, in fact, a very complex logistics system. By attaching RFID tags to medical equipment and assets, readers in the ceiling can monitor their every move and real-time location. This significantly reduces the time staff spends on locating assets. Ellen Trane Nørby was very engaged in the subject and immediately saw the benefits of spending fewer manhours on locating equipment and make it possible to relocate more manhours to patient care. The combination of RFID tags and reading equipment makes data capturing easy and is a key component in Lyngsoe System healthcare solutions. This was demonstrated to the minister, who even tried for herself how easy it is to capture data in a hospital and automatically log the location of various assets. The […]
Juni 7, 2018
IATA MANDATES RFID IN ALL BAGGAGE TAGS The IATA has publically announced it will mandate that RFID is integrated into all baggage tags. RFID helps increase capacity within existing baggage handling systems and significantly improves baggage processes. The IATA has publically announced it will mandate that RFID is integrated into all baggage tags. At the “Director General’s report on the Air Transport Industry,” Alexandre de Juniac, IATA’s Director General and CEO, announced: “We’ve got one year to develop a global deployment plan that will see IATA standard RFID inlays in all baggage tags. During that time we will align our partners in the value chain—especially airports—so that we can achieve our industry’s vision to begin rolling this out from 2020.” This exciting news moves the aviation industry to the next level. IATA has proven its visionary approach to technology and has helped the industry future-proof its baggage operations. The IATA mandate has been announced so airlines can meet passengers’ expectations for real-time tracking. Implementing RFID for baggage tracking and handling not only benefits passengers with increased tracking capabilities and less mishandling, but also helps airlines and airports significantly improve their operations. Due to very high read rates, automated processes and cost-effective implementation, RFID helps […]
Februar 2, 2018
Last month Lyngsoe Systems participated in the mini-conference DIS Industry 4 week and Digital Growth – from Buzzword to Business. The main takeaway from both days was that we are experiencing a rise in Industry 4.0 and IoT related activities in Danish production and logistic companies, so it’s important to understand how companies can implement it into their specific business models. We had the opportunity to discuss many different projects with the participants during the days. ”Looking at the number of projects we are getting involved in across our verticals and across our geographical markets there is no doubt that process optimization using IoT technologies is top priority in business – private as well as public”, said Simon Johansen, Senior Director Lyngsoe Systems. The mini-conference DIS Industry 4 Week focused on the development of Industry 4.0 and IoT, and Lyngsoe Systems showcased some of our IoT and data capture solutions for asset management, item-level tracking and data integration. At Digital Growth – from Buzzword to Business we gave the attendees a peek into Lyngsoe Systems’ work, presenting the vast opportunities IoT can open for a variety of different industries. Thank you to all who attended, and congratulations to the winner […]
Dezember 5, 2017
The Royal Cornwall Hospitals Trust in the UK has recently signed an agreement with Getinge and Lyngsoe Systems for an innovative GS1 compliant track and trace solution for hospital equipment and assets. The solution, which includes both passive RFID (radio frequency identification) and active RTLS (real-time location system), is designed to increase the tracking scalability and flexibility at the NHS Trust’s three hospitals, helping staff to monitor the location of hospital equipment and assets across all sites. Being GS1 compliant, the platform as provided by Getinge and Lyngsoe Systems is designed to increase operating efficiency, patient safety, levels of service, visibility, while reducing purchasing costs on various asset groups. “The selection as partner provides us with an exciting opportunity to contribute to the UK healthcare system – we look forward to contributing to innovation in close collaboration with Royal Cornwall Hospitals Trust and Getinge,” said Lyngsoe Systems’ Sales Manager – Palle Madsen. “Scalable, flexible and efficient track & trace solutions like this not only increase efficiency of employees and safety of citizens, but also free up time, which can be spent caring for and treating patients,” Madsen added. About GetingeGetinge is a leading global provider of products and systems that […]
September 25, 2017
E-commerce is booming. E-tailers are providing posts and delivery companies with a major part of their revenues, but with fierce competition for online delivery, e-tailers want more from their carriers than low prices and expedited deliveries. Visibility is becoming a prime focus for e-tailers, offering their customers the ability to track their purchases throughout the supply chain. Those carriers that can offer tracking, from collection right through to the delivery at the front door, are becoming the most preferred carriers for e-tailers who want to offer their customers better flexibility, increased visibility and extra delivery options, but this poses a challenge to existing postal infrastructures. At POST Expo 2017, Geneva, September 26-28, Lyngsoe Systems are on hand to show how postal and delivery companies can get their business back on track. With over 40 years of experience within Postal Logistics, we can provide the solution to a rising demand for increased visibility thanks to our RFID technology. With an upgraded RFID infrastructure, you get full visibility throughout the postal flow on both deliveries and returns, allowing you to offer additional services such as flexible delivery on the customers’ terms. Furthermore, our e-commerce RFID tracking solutions work within existing IT infrastructures, […]
März 29, 2017
A strong current trend in supply chain optimization is the adoption of Internet of Things (IoT) solutions combining track-and-trace technologies and sensor technologies with cloud based data capture. Simon Johansen, Senior Sales Director at Lyngsoe Systems, says there is a strong business case for IoT solutions in supply chains as they provide unprecedented agility and visibility. Using sensors, RFID as other data capture technologies and thus making load carriers intelligent enables you to continuously trace the whereabouts of goods while performing real-time surveillance of conditions such as humidity and temperature. This enables supply chain managers to make smart decisions to increase efficiency and reduce costs. Simon Johansen explains, “Picture a shipment of fruit which has been subject to a suboptimal temperature at some point during transportion. Although this is invisible, you know their shelf life is probably shortened, so you place them in the supermarket sooner than planned, preventing asset waste.” Designing your IoT solution RFID or Bluetooth Low Energy? Lora or SigFox? A bewildering array of tools and platforms are available for intelligent supply chain management. “Each technology comes with its own benefits and tradeoffs, so choosing the right tool for the right job is important. For example, Bluetooth allows flexible data reading […]
