The article discusses how GAO’s RFID, BLE, IoT, and drone technologies have been utilized in the crop production industry. These technologies offer various applications and benefits, including enhanced inventory management, efficient supply chain management, improved traceability and quality control, better farm asset management, increased operational efficiency, and precision agriculture.

RFID software provided runs on both local servers and the cloud, offering benefits in personnel management, equipment tracking, access control, warehouse management, and supply chain management. The company also integrates its solutions with leading software and cloud services in the crop production industry. They are also            committed to ensuring that its solutions for crop production comply with relevant industry standards, mandates, and government regulations. This includes adhering to standards such as Electronic Product Code Generation 2 (EPC Gen2) for RFID, OMA LWM2M for IoT devices, and FAA Part 107 regulations for drone operations.

GAO has collaborated with leading technology companies in the crop production industry to offer integrated solutions to its customers. These collaborations involve:

• providing advanced GPS,
• guidance systems,
• telematics from companies like Trimble,
• precision agriculture solutions from Climate Corporation, and
• innovative irrigation systems from Lindsay Corporation.

There are case studies of RFID applications in crop production, such as improving traceability and inventory management in berry farms, seed inventory management, and individual cow monitoring in a dairy farm.

Additionally, GAO has worked with technology leaders in crop production, offering a wide range of RFID and BLE products, including gateways, beacons, readers, tags, and antennas, to support various applications in the industry.

To conclude, GAO’s technologies have been extensively used in crop production to promote precision agriculture, sustainable farming, digital farming, and various other modern farming practices.

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