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The Chestny ZNAK system is a product track & trace system implemented by the Russian government to guarantee the authenticity, traceability, and quality of products. The Arcon Group offers tailored solutions to companies wishing to export to the Russian market, ensuring their full compliance with the stringent requirements of the Chestny ZNAK system for smooth market entry.

In this article, we inform about the recent developments in product traceability and the Serialization and Aggregation systems—relatively new technologies that are now beginning to find widespread application in the industry. These innovative technologies can significantly contribute to the proper functioning, security, and transparency of the entire supply chain.

Industrial robotics has already transformed production processes, but its future promises even more advancements. From integrating artificial intelligence and evolving systems to the growing use of robots in supply chains, the potential for innovation is immense. Is this article we explore how robotics will continue to shape the future of manufacturing and logistics, offering new opportunities for efficiency and productivity.

Barcodes are still scanned over 6 billion times daily, but as the demand for more information grows, many industries are beginning to adopt 2D codes for product packaging. The transition from 1D barcodes to the GS1 Digital Link, a 2D coding system intended to replace barcodes by 2027, aims to enhance information, improve supply chain transparency and provide detailed product information.

Over the past two decades, significant steps have been taken to modernize the supply chain resulting in significant cost reduction and increased productivity. It is expected that these modernization trends will intensify over the next five years and that the supply chain will evolve into an significant source of added value for businesses. The catalyst is the technologies that can be adapted to all business sizes.

Food and consumer product safety is the most decisive factor for consumers when making product choices. Businesses involved in production, storage, distribution, and sale must adhere to strict regulations to ensure that their products reach the final consumer in the proper condition, while consumers increasingly demand more information about the safety of these products.

It is a fact that Industry 4.0 offers a unique development opportunity for industrial, and not only, businesses. It is a reality and it is here to bring the future. Our long-term engagement with industrial digital transformation shows us that most industries seem to understand the basic principles and technologies of Industry 4.0. But there is quite a lag in understanding how to properly use them to meet their needs.

It is a fact that there is a lot of information about the new industrial revolution and the technologies that support it. Knowledge of these technologies is essential for industry executives who are responsible for developing strategies for integrating digital transformation. The question, of course, is how technologies lead to applications that provide real solutions to the problems facing the industry.

Product packaging is a central priority of every industrial enterprise. This is because, during this critical phase, the product is prepared for its journey through the supply chain and is presented in a way that appeals to the final consumer. In this article, we look at the trends that are impacting packaging and highlight the innovative technologies designed to address the evolving needs of the industry.

The Arcon Group developed the Tracer Factory suite to address the need for real-time monitoring, control, and assurance of quality, productivity, and safety in factories. The Tracer Factory suite can be integrated with other information systems within the factory, but its primary capability is to connect and interact with a wide range of equipment on the production floor (shop floor).