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ProximaRF Technology Corp. 1101 K Street NW Suite 400 Washington, DC  20005 United States Phone: (877) 313-7343 ext. 101 www.proximarf.com Company Description ProximaRF manufacturers high-frequency (HF) passive RFID readers for Atmel's CryptoRF encrypted 64,000-bit chip. The firm also provides HF readers for developers, with immediate access to the new Melexis MLX 90129 RFID sensor chip. This chip measures and logs temperature, light, humidity and pressure. Both systems are available in developer's kits. Federal government contracting vehicles are available. The company's high-security applications include passports, enhanced driver's licenses, athletic event entry management, homeland security cards, high-security entry locks, medical patient information input, intelligent blood bags, battlefield medical history, loyalty cards, product authentication, public transportation, anti-cloning, epurses, health insurance ID cards, campus ID cards, secure access control, anti-counterfeiting, pharmaceutical control systems, blood bank donor control cards, secure door locks, casino chips, and unique device identification (UDI) for medical devices, such as smart blood bags. New applications include early warning for forest fires and early detection to avoid mold and mildew in walls. Regions United States Canada Central & South America Europe Middle East & Africa Asia-Pacific Protocols ISO Standard Frequencies Active (battery powered) Passive high frequency (13.56 MHz) Wireless sensors