Abstract: An intelligent material management, detection and identification system is designed as an automated detection system comprising a plurality of daughter article monitors, a mother article monitor and a computer. Each of the daughter article monitors is provided with a daughter weighing unit so that the weight and identification information of a chemical can be transmitted to a management system through a wireless or wired mode after a user has accessed and returned the material to its fixed position. The daughter article monitors themselves have the functions of an electronic scale, a radio identification system capable of receiving (reading) data, and wired transmission, so material control data can be transmitted from each site (such as a school, laboratory or industry department) to an upper management system through the Internet. It is more reliable and convenient as well as has features of labor and time saving.