
RFID Walks the Red Carpet at The Hobbit’s European Film Premiere
A solution from Dwinq let attendees automatically post pictures taken of them with friends, and with the movie’s stars.
A solution from Dwinq let attendees automatically post pictures taken of them with friends, and with the movie’s stars.
The program, launched in October to meet demand from the nation’s RFID professionals and companies that hire them, is designed to provide a means for participants to demonstrate their knowledge in the field of radio frequency identification.
The company claims EPC UHF tags incorporating its IP would support extremely long read ranges, or could be made extremely small, without compromising readability.
The Power 1 and Power 400 tags are designed to provide a long read range—typically, 100 meters—in extremely harsh environments.
Removing the electronic article surveillance (EAS) hard tags the company used before installing RFID readers at store exits led to a surge in shoplifting.