RFID-driven critical asset management — weapons, sensitive equipment and tactical gear tracked through their full lifecycle with biometric validation, smart gates and an immutable audit ledger.
Paper logs, periodic counts and informal hand-offs leave gaps where weapons, sensitive equipment and tactical gear go unaccounted for. The risk is not hypothetical — it is operational.
Innfini combines tagged weapons, fixed RFID readers, rugged handhelds, smart gates with biometric, AI-assisted anomaly advisor and an immutable audit ledger into one operational layer.
Fixed and handheld UHF readers with concentrated-field antennas, and tag families that survive being bolted to steel.
The operating layer for the armoury: who may draw what, who holds it now, and what happened to it in between.
Narrow-beam antennas at the exit read only what actually passes through, and the passage is tied to a person.
No weapon moves against an anonymous account. Every transaction resolves to a custodian who was verified at the time.
Threshold and pattern alerts that surface unauthorised movement early — and that show their working, so an operator can judge them.
Issue, transfer, return and inspection are append-only events. Nothing is edited in place, so the history cannot quietly change.
Fixed RFID readers continuously verify which weapons are in the rack, which are checked out, and which need attention — across every armory.
Narrow-beam UHF antennas detect a tagged weapon crossing the gate. Biometric scan binds the passage to a verified identity. GPIO triggers alarm on mismatch.
Rugged handheld scans up to 4,000 tags in batch mode, reads 600 EPC tags per second, up to 3 m through metal — Wi-Fi or batch sync.
From issue to return, every state transition lives in an immutable, append-only ledger — signed, timestamped, and attributed to a verified identity.
Threshold-based and pattern-based anomaly detection with cited reasoning. The operator approves the next-best action.
A weapon is never simply "in" or "out". It moves through five recorded states, and every transition writes an event against the same serial — so the question "where was this, and who had it" has one answer rather than several.
| Component | What it does | Standard / notes |
|---|---|---|
| UHF reader | 1045 fixed reader with a concentrated-field antenna, reading up to 600 EPC tags per second. | ISO 18000-63 · EPC Gen2 |
| Handheld | Batch mode to 4,000 tags and 500 barcodes per pass, with offline capture and later sync. | Wi-Fi / 4G / 5G · offline batch |
| Tag families | Metal Skin, CX652 and FX772 — mounted on steel, where an ordinary label tag will not read. | On-metal mount · ATEX-rated variants |
| Read range | 1.2 – 3 m through metal, inside a concentrated reading area rather than a broad field. | Concentrated reading area |
| Smart gate | Narrow-beam long-range antennas at the exit, so the gate reads what passes and not what is merely nearby. | GPIO alarm on unauthorised exit |
| Identity | Federated identity with biometric capture, and an approval chain attached to each transaction type. | Zero standing access |
| Ledger | Append-only events — issue, transfer, return, inspection — each timestamped, attributed and signed. | Regulator-ready export |
Client · Dubai Police | Project · Force-wide RFID-driven Weapon Management
Deployed Innfini as the force-wide weapon management platform — RFID-tagging every weapon, installing biometric Smart Gates at every armory exit, and unifying issue, transfer, return and inspection into one immutable audit ledger.
Pre-shift inventory across every precinct, automated.
Issue and return tied to verified officer ID.
Smart-Gate alarm on any unauthorized exit.
Multi-precinct rollup · audit-ready at all times.
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