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Rapid and Reliable Airport Luggage Identification PRODUCT INFORMATION PRODUCT ALIS RAPID AND RELIABLE AIRPORT LUGGAGE IDENTIFICATION - GUARANTEED. Track and trace systems IDENTIFY, TRACE AND MEASURE LUGGAGE RELIABLY 3 1 2 5 4 1 Bag drop off: bag drop at an unmanned counter 3 Early baggage storage: storage of bags which are the intended flight containers with the help of robots 2 Sorting and transport: baggage sorting according dropped off before official check-in starts 5 Baggage reclaim: bag drop to the passenger at to destination and transport within the airport 4 Automated flight make-up: baggage is loaded into the reclaim carousel A prerequisite for secure and reliable airport operations is smooth transport of bags within the usually kilometer-long airport conveyor systems. The reliable sorting and routing of suitcases, bags or backpacks to the correct sorting zone must be ensured while doing so. To make sure baggage moving in the conveyor and sorter systems of the airport does not reach an incorrect sorting zone or even get lost, the baggage must be clearly identifiable and traceable. In addition, information on a bagʼs size, weight and volume is required for transport. SICK provides clever identification interchangeable with one another. This implementation and solutions for baggage handling. These compatibility is known as 4Dpro. 4Dpro after-sales service feature uniform electric and technical allows for flexibility when selecting tech- on site. connectivity, an identical user inter- nology and is therefore future-proof. face, and a uniform accessory concept. Our range of services covers every- The devices are also compatible and thing from ideas and consulting to 2 ALIS – TRACK-AND-TRACE SYSTEMS | SICK 8008928/2016-09-21 Subject to change without notice IDENTIFY, TRACE AND MEASURE LUGGAGE RELIABLY MODULAR DESIGN OF FLIGHT BAGGAGE READING GATES: Rapid and reliable flight baggage handling at airports. It is constructed as through the airport quickly and reliably, handling with ALIS a reading gate and reads reliably and either via belt conveyor or curved tray Track-and-trace systems from SICK in accordance with the standards of sorter. From the electronic components identify 1D and 2D codes, read and write the International Air Transport Associ- to the diagnosis and visualization to RFID tag labels, and provide high-reso- ation (IATA) 1D bar codes and RFID tag software, commissioning and worldwide lution images for downstream processes located on flight baggage transponder for 24/7 service support, SICK offers a (video coding, OCR, etc.). Furthermore, labeling and clear assignment of flight modular concept that can be adapted to these systems provide volume and luggage. Depending on the version, ALIS your individual requirements. A high level weight measurements and verify the achieves read rates of up to 99% – even of operational safety and efficiency as contours of objects. if the quality of the printed bar code label well as professional project management SICK developed the ALIS (Airport is critical. goes without saying. Airport operations Luggage Identification System) track- SICK therefore helps your baggage are not impaired during the entire run- and-trace system specially for baggage handling systems to guide the baggage time of the project. IATA bar code reading Reading and writing RFID tags Picture of the bag Interaction monitoring Weight determination Classification Height determination Oversize detection Volume determination Security 8008928/2016-09-21 ALIS – TRACK-AND-TRACE SYSTEMS | SICK 3 Subject to change without notice ALIS – THE RIGHT IDENTIFICATION SOLUTION FOR YOUR BAGGAGE CONVEYOR SYSTEMS ALIS – identification with laser ALIS – identification with laser ALIS with laser technology has been with the bar code in the superior control worldwide regarding technology and available on the market for more than system. This makes it easy to prove that efficiency 20 years. The many years of experi- a bag was already damaged before han- • Simple commissioning and mainte- ence with the use of ALIS with laser dling, for example. nance technology at airports worldwide helps The most important components of the • Single host interface the application specialists from SICK to system are laser-based bar code scan- • 100% redundant design continuously optimize the system. This ners of the CLV series. • Integration into the SICK software and has made this version of ALIS the most visualization platform and extensive Your benefits: reliable solution for the dependable iden- diagnostic options facilitate proac- tification and routing of airport baggage • High read rates of up to 99% and tive maintenance and help prevent which is labeled with a 1D bar code. more, even with dirty and damaged failures Position and rotation of bar codes do not bar codes, ensure the highest avail- play a role during this process. A color ability IP camera can take complete pictures • IATA-suitable bar code reading for of bags; these can be saved together the ability to adapt to the future 4 ALIS – TRACK-AND-TRACE SYSTEMS | SICK 8008928/2016-09-21 Subject to change without notice ALIS – THE RIGHT IDENTIFICATION SOLUTION FOR YOUR BAGGAGE CONVEYOR SYSTEMS ALIS – identification with vision technology In addition to identification of bar codes, with vision technology combines the • Simple commissioning and mainte- ALIS provides images for plain text Lector65x image-based code readers nance reading with vision technology from SICK with laser-based bar code scanners of • Single host interface via a matrix camera. Moreover, complete the CLV series. • Integration into the SICK software and images of baggage can be taken with visualization platform and extensive Your benefits: a color IP camera; these can be saved diagnostic options facilitate proac- together with the bar code in the superi- • Capable of plain text detection (OCR = tive maintenance and help prevent or control system. This makes it easy to Optical Character Recognition) failures prove that a bag was already damaged • High read rates of up to 99% before handling. • IATA-suitable code reading for the abil- The most important components of the ity to adapt to the future worldwide system are image-based code readers regarding technology and efficiency of the Lector® series for image recording • Complete and high-resolution image and for omni-directional reading of 1D recording, also from below as an and 2D codes. Another version of ALIS option ALIS – identification with vision technology 8008928/2016-09-21 ALIS – TRACK-AND-TRACE SYSTEMS | SICK 5 Subject to change without notice ALIS TRACK-AND-TRACE SYSTEMS ALIS – identification with RFID technology In this solution for identifying baggage, gy fulfills the requirements of the global • Larger scanning ranges due to UHF the ALIS is based on RFID technology IATA standards and its transmission technology (radio frequency identification). The par- characteristics are specified for the UHF • Simple commissioning and mainte- ticular advantage: when identifying IATA bandwidths approved for Europe, the nance transponders attached to baggage, no di- USA and other countries. • Single host interface rect visual contact to the transponder is Your benefits: • 100% redundant design necessary. This facilitates reliable tracing • Integration into the SICK software and • High read rates of up to 99% and of baggage and can prevent baggage visualization platform and extensive more from getting lost. diagnostic options facilitate proac- • IATA-suitable RFID tag reading for The most important components of the tive maintenance and help prevent the ability to adapt to the future system are read/write devices of the RFU failures worldwide regarding technology and product family for reading and writing efficiency IATA RFID tags. ALIS with RFID technolo- ALIS – identification with RFID technology ALIS – for measuring bags To protect conveyor and safety systems Your benefits: and to manage baggage volumes at the • Volume measurement airport, it is important to know the exact • Height detection dimensions of the bags. This ALIS ver- • Oversize detection sion therefore detects the length, width • Simple commissioning and mainte- and height of bags. The loading areas in nance airplanes can be optimally utilized with • Single host interface this data. Another ALIS version is avail- • 100% redundant design able specially for oversize detection. • Integration into the SICK software and visualization platform and extensive diagnostic options facilitate proac- tive maintenance and help prevent failures 6 ALIS – TRACK-AND-TRACE SYSTEMS | SICK 8008928/2016-09-21 Subject to change without notice TRACK-AND-TRACE SYSTEMS ALIS ALIS – for measuring bags ALIS – for identification and measuring of baggage This ALIS version for identification and readers of the Lector® series for bar and efficiency measuring of baggage unites the ben- code reading. Also important are read/ • Larger scanning ranges due to UHF efits of bar code and RFID transponder write devices of the RFU product family technology identification as well as volume measure- for reading and writing IATA RFID tags • Simple commissioning and mainte- ment. It leads to nearly 100% reading as well as measuring laser scanners of nance reliability and dependable traceability. the LMS series or light grids of the MLG • Single host interface Lost baggage is a thing of the past and product family for measuring the volume • Integration into the SICK software and smooth handling of bags – even transfer of bags. visualization platform and extensive luggage – is ensured. Volume
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