The solution aims to make it easy for users to manage fixed EPC Gen 2 UHF RFID readers, and to read and write data encoded on tags and then store that information on a PC.
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RFID Journal Announces Winners of Its Sixth Annual Awards
Cisco Systems, Intel, BP International, Omni-ID, HP Brazil, Cecilia Occhiuzzi and Bill Hardgrave were all honored at LIVE! 2012.
RFID News Roundup
Confidex demos new sensor RFID label and NFC tags; Austriamicrosystems unveils new reader chips for embedded and consumer applications; HID Global’s long-range LF glass tags for animal identification; Vanguard ID Systems announces new on-metal RFID tag; Primera unveils color RFID printer; Alien Technology, Digital China partner for RFID sales, product offerings and solution delivery to Chinese customers; VICS Board publishes new RFID guidelines for retailers and suppliers.
Vizinex Releases Four New Tags for Specialized Applications
The company, formerly known as RCD Technology, says these products reflect its new focus, and support a variety of commercial applications.
Alien Technology Releases Pre-encoded Higgs-4 Chip
The new IC, which comes pre-encoded with a 38-bit EPC serial number, offers a variety of new features, including the ability to be written to at high speed.
Intelleflex Launches Self-Contained Reader to Bring Visibility to Remote Sites
The CMR-6100 RFID interrogator’s built-in cellular transmitter and a GPS receiver make the device easy to install, and the company’s Zest cloud-based service makes it simple to track a shipment’s location and temperature.
Tego Launches TegoDrive to Simplify Tag-Data Management
The chip maker’s new software package enables users to read and write to an RFID tag from a PC, laptop or handheld device, by clicking on a tag icon displayed on their existing operating system’s desktop to view a tag’s data, and then dragging the file icon to the tag to encode it.
Migrating to the 5 GHz Wi-Fi Band Will Advance RTLS and M2M Communications
A crowded RF environment impacts the battery life of Wi-Fi devices significantly—and the first to be affected are those operating in the 2.4 GHz band.
USF Polytechnic Researchers Helped Cephalon Improve Item-Level RFID Performance
By setting up and operating a replica of the conveyor system used at the drugmaker’s Salt Lake City plant, the lab’s research team was able to raise read-write accuracy to more than 99 percent.
Finding RFID Software Solutions
I will be taking a particular interest in software solutions at LIVE! 2012, being held this week in Orlando, Fla. Here’s why.
RFID: The Early Years
Radio frequency identification has matured, and its benefits have been proved. Now, it’s time to put the technology in perspective.
Battery Supplier Deploys RFID to Manage Product Inventory
A major automotive battery maker is using Seeonic’s SightWare-Seeniq system, installed on shelving, so that it can view whether its batteries need to be restocked at third-party locations, such as auto repair shops and parts dealers.