With SML Clarity ® RFID software you can accurately encode RFID labels, tags and RFID cards on the fly. You can also scan barcode information to program the RFID chip.

The CHAR signature defines a type char of characters, and provides basic operations and predicates on values of that type. There is a linear ordering defined on characters. In addition, there is an encoding of characters into a contiguous range of non-negative integers which preserves the linear ordering.

SML offers the industry a broad spectrum of tagging and packaging products, high-performance RFID tags and a global network of RFID tag encoding solutions. SML RFID, owned by SML Group, provides enterprise-class inventory management

2022年8月26日 · sscanf fmt s scans the string s using the format specifier fmt. If successful, SOME items is returned, where each item in the items list corresponds to a specified item in fmt. If the input cannot be scanned according to fmt, then NONE is returned.

On successful scanning of a boolean value, scan returns SOME(b, rest), where b is the scanned value and rest is the remaining character stream. The second form scans a boolean from a string s. It returns SOME(b) for a scanned value b; otherwise it returns NONE. The function fromString is equivalent to StringCvt.scanString scan. See Also ...

2024年11月13日 · SML hits a milestone of 600 million RFID tag reads per week with its award-winning Clarity® software, boosting inventory accuracy and efficiency across 8,000+ retail stores globally.

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Ready to Scan! A fully scanned model with an open occlusion — set to your bite registration. —with 100% accuracy! 1. Measure the bite with a George Gauge or similar device.

Better dentist/lab communication. Sending a digital scan to the lab allows the dentist and technician to communicate more directly. If there are any issues with the scan, those issues can be addressed right away—rather than days later.