Checkpoint Puts EAS Antenna in Checkout Counter: The "First Line of Defense" Against Loss Has Changed

In February this year, at EuroShop, Checkpoint Systems launched a new product called SFERO™ RFID Checkout.

It integrated the RFID-EAS antenna directly into the checkout counter.

Why is this worth noting?

The logic of traditional EAS is: set up the antenna at the exit, and it will alarm if the de-magnetization has not occurred. The "last line of defense" against loss is at the entrance.

Checkpoint moved the loss prevention node forward - from the exit to the checkout counter.

Checkpoint's official statement is: "The checkout counter is one of the most critical areas of the store - the loss here is often detected too late by traditional EAS systems."

Some features of SFERO:

First, it does not damage the floor. The cables are completely hidden inside the checkout counter, no slots need to be cut, and no wiring is required.

Second, plug-and-play. Installation is fast, and it can be quickly replicated in multiple stores.

Third, detection is early. The detection is completed before the goods leave the checkout counter, and employees can handle it on the spot.

What does this have to do with EMOENO?

Checkpoint does system integration. EMOENO does hardware - AM antenna, AM100 mainboard, AM hard tag, AM soft labels.

When Checkpoint installs the antenna in the checkout counter, they need reliable hardware to support it. When Sensormatic launched category-level loss analysis, they needed precise AM detection as the data foundation.

EMENO is here - to make the antenna, the mainboard, and the labels perfect, so that the company doing system integration has reliable hardware to use.

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