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Perform an audit of the small tools, etc in the Workshop #362

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amcewen opened this issue Oct 12, 2016 · 4 comments
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Perform an audit of the small tools, etc in the Workshop #362

amcewen opened this issue Oct 12, 2016 · 4 comments

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@amcewen
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amcewen commented Oct 12, 2016

It would be useful to work through the assorted drawers in the workshop and...

@originalfoo
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Most of the small tools don't lend themselves to having printed labels. What about some small RFID tags and heat-shrink wrap them on to the tool handle? We can then make some sort of RFID reader to catalogue them, and potentially have RFID scanners built in to doorbots to detect when a tool leaves room (I have no idea how to do any of this BTW).

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As stated in #360 this can be done as part of the move.

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We've moved. We should really look at getting this done so that we know what we have and what we might need.

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Adding relevant content from #1169 to enable a "clean close" of that issue:

@amcewen with regards to the tracking of / ensuring the return of tools in general, would a tracking (BLE or RFID based) system be deemed too cumbersome / excessive?
Could this aspect (the tracking) be addressed as part of #360 and #362 - or, indeed, perhaps combine #360 and #362 (closing them) and create a new "Inventory Management Mission"?

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