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Summary

US Patent Application US20260111840A1, filed October 22, 2025, discloses an RFID-enabled scale system for automated inventory reconciliation. The system weighs a container holding inventory, scans an identification tag on the container via a reader, and transmits tag data to a smart device. A processor then analyzes the tag data and weight measurement to determine updated inventory quantity, compares it against known quantity to detect discrepancies, and displays results on the smart device. Inventor is Quentin Sauvage.

“A system for reconciling inventory includes a scale configured to weigh a container having inventory disposed therein.”

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USPTO published Patent Application US20260111840A1 for an RFID-enabled inventory reconciliation system. The application discloses a scale configured to weigh a container with inventory, an identification tag with scannable indicia on the container, a reader to scan and transmit tag data to a smart device, and a processor to compare updated inventory quantity derived from tag data and weight against known inventory quantity to determine discrepancies displayed on the smart device.

Inventors and companies developing RFID-based inventory tracking or automated weighing systems should note this application as potential prior art. The system's combination of weight tracking with RFID tag scanning for discrepancy detection represents a specific approach to inventory management automation that may affect freedom-to-operate assessments for similar product offerings.

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RFID-Enabled Scale Device for Automated Inventory Management and Weight Tracking

Application US20260111840A1 Kind: A1 Apr 23, 2026

Inventors

Quentin Sauvage

Abstract

A system for reconciling inventory includes a scale configured to weigh a container having inventory disposed therein. An identification tag is disposed on the container having scannable indicia disposed thereon containing data about the inventory. A reader is configured to scan and read the scannable indicia and provide the data to a smart device. A processor is configured to analyze the data from the identification tag and a weight value from the scale to determine an updated quantity of inventory in the container, the processor comparing the updated quantity of inventory against a known quantity of inventory to determine an inventory discrepancy, the processor displaying the inventory discrepancy on the smart device.

CPC Classifications

G06Q 10/0877 G06K 7/10366 G06K 7/1413 G06K 7/1417

Filing Date

2025-10-22

Application No.

19366332

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Executive
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Non-binding
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Final
Change scope
Minor

Who this affects

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Manufacturers Inventors
Industry sector
5112 Software & Technology
Activity scope
Patent application Inventory tracking RFID systems
Geographic scope
United States US

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Intellectual Property
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Legal
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Technology

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