RFID + Camera · Stone Yard Inventory

Know what's in every bin — without walking the yard.

SlabSense pairs RFID tags with camera vision to verify your marble inventory in real time. When a tag falls off or a slab is misplaced, you know before your customer does.

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AISLE A1 · LIVE reconciling
Drop a tag Misplace a slab Stray read Reset
Tap a control to inject a fault — watch SlabSense catch it.
The problem

A stone yard loses track of itself.

Without SlabSense

  • Tags fall off dense stone — inventory goes invisible
  • Slabs get restacked in the wrong bin
  • Manual stock-takes are slow and out of date instantly
  • You find the missing slab when the customer's waiting

With SlabSense

  • Camera sees a slab even when its tag is gone
  • Every bin verified against what should be there
  • Mismatches flagged the moment they happen
  • One screen shows the whole aisle's truth
How it works

Two sensors. One verdict.

Neither sensor is enough alone. RFID knows which slab; the camera knows whether it's there. SlabSense reconciles both into a single answer for every bin.

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RFID — Identity

Reads the tag on each slab: which stone, which order, which bin it belongs to.

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Camera — Presence

Confirms a slab is physically in the bin — catching lost tags RFID can't see.

FUSION VERDICT, PER BIN
✓ Verified Lost tag Misplaced Missing Stray read Empty
Proof

Tested before it ships.

7 / 7
fault types caught · zero false alarms

SlabSense's reconciliation engine is validated in simulation against every failure mode — lost tags, misplaced slabs, stray reads, missing inventory — before a single camera is mounted. The pilot then proves it on your actual slabs.

Where it stands

Software ready. Pilot next.

01 · Done

Engine built

Fusion logic tested and verified in simulation.

02 · Done

Dashboard

Live bin status and alerts, ready to run.

03 · Next

Hardware

RFID reader + camera on one aisle.

04 · Next

Pilot

Tune on your marble, prove the read rate.

See SlabSense catch a mismatch — live.

A short demo on your own hardware, or a walkthrough of the working software. No obligation.

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