Balluff unveils new long-range RFID reader ••• Identiv, Dai Nippon Printing partner on UHF RFID tags for monitoring bridge cracks ••• Tönnjes RFID system identifies automobiles in Kenya ••• Telink Semiconductor releases updated BLE chip SDK for Apple HomeKit ••• Haldor RFID products count and track sponges, surgical instruments ••• Harting showcases Industry 4.0 solutions incorporating RFID.
RFID Journal’s 15th annual event, being held in Phoenix, Ariz., on May. 9-11, will feature an impressive lineup of keynotes and general sessions.
RFID Journal’s upcoming event will feature several keynotes and general sessions, including presentations from Honda, the U.S. Army and Auburn University.
The company’s Floodgate Certificate Authority provides certificate management for businesses implementing their own certificate-based authentication using public key infrastructure.
AsReader’s ASR-R250G reader, paired with a smartphone, employs software from RFLocus and can display the locations of tagged items in 3D from a range of about 10 meters.
RFID, Inc.’s new Model S4 UHF Reader can port up to 4 Antennas with addressing achieving read ranges up to 75 feet with anti-collision technology (the ability to read multiple RFID Tags).
The new advanced ST25DV dynamic-tag ICs are the latest addition to the ST25 NFC/RFID product family that come with a rich featured contactless RF interface and I2C bus
AT-5BLF Asset Tag rounds out Company’s widest selection of the smallest, toughest &
longest-lasting tags in the industry
The system, provided by Connect&GO and Mobeewave, was used at the Quebec Sugar Shack at this week’s South By Southwest festival to enable attendees to buy drinks with an NFC wristband, or with a credit or debit card—all captured via the same mobile POS device.
The company has announced the release of its new Enterprise Internet of Things gateway.
RFID Journal’s 15th annual event, being held in Phoenix, Ariz., on May. 9-11, has attracted the top RFID companies from around the world.
The joint initiative addresses consumer security risk driven by today’s on-demand economy.