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Manufacturing

WIP you cannot see, schedules that slip, and maintenance that happens after the breakdown.

Manufacturing environment in Bangladesh
The market

What we actually
see on site

A garment floor can run at ninety percent efficiency on paper and still miss the ship date, because the bottleneck moved on Tuesday and nobody found out until Friday. Visibility is the whole problem: not more reporting, but knowing where work actually is while there is still time to act on it.

The apparel clusters in Gazipur and Savar dominate, with pharma maturing and food processing expanding behind them.

Traceability, WIP visibility and maintenance reliability come up in nearly every conversation — usually in that order, and usually triggered by a buyer audit rather than an internal decision.

Compliance pressure from international buyers is doing more to move budget than efficiency arguments are.

Who signs

  • Plant Manager, who owns the floor
  • Industrial Engineering, who owns the line balance
  • Quality and QA, who own the audit
  • IT and OT leads, who have to agree with each other
  • CFO for the ROI sign-off

What gets in the way

  • Metal and liquid wreck naive RF designs — on-metal tags and a real site survey are not optional here
  • MES and ERP integration complexity, often against systems nobody has documented
  • IT and OT rarely report to the same person, and the project stalls in that gap
  • Shopfloor SOP compliance: a reader nobody walks past is a reader that reads nothing
Where it goes

The read points

Every device reports independently to one platform. Nothing depends on the device next to it, which is why a site can start with one read point and add the rest later.

  1. Raw storeLot tags + handheld
  2. CuttingBundle commissioning
  3. Sewing lineStation readers
  4. QC stationVerify read
  5. MachinesOn-metal asset tags
  6. Finished goodsCarton portal
  7. DispatchDock portal
  8. All report to the RATS Core RFID Platform
Typical manufacturing read points. Exact placement is set by the site survey — this is a pattern, not a plan.
The problem

What it costs
today

Hidden bottlenecks, schedule slippage, and maintenance that is reactive because usage data does not exist.

WIP dwell time
15–25% lower
Schedule adherence
+10–20 pts
Unplanned downtime
15–30% lowerwith phased sensors
Lot traceability
>95% linked
Deployment

Built for
here

What changes when this is deployed in Bangladesh rather than lifted from a vendor datasheet written somewhere else.

  • 01On-metal tags specified for jigs, moulds and machine assets
  • 02Ruggedised readers rated for lint, heat and vibration
  • 03Designs that survive factory LAN and Wi-Fi reality, with edge buffering
  • 04Local service cover for preventive maintenance on the readers themselves
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