RFID License Plates: A Successful In-Metal RFID Application
University of Bremen researchers explain how a vehicle’s license plate can function as an antenna for a passive UHF tag, outperforming smart labels on windshields, as well as on-metal tags.
Do Any RFID Tags Operate at the Same Frequency as Bluetooth?
Are you familiar with any companies that create tags that would meet this criterion? I am exploring a new consumer use for radio frequency identification. In addition, I seek recent publications exploring the most up-to-date advances in the RFID field. Any help would...
Vizualiiz’s LightsOn Solution Uses RFID to Locate Servers
Several data centers are employing the system to view a 3-D map of their facilities, including every rack, shelf and server, and to manage the maintenance of IT equipment.
Checkpoint Systems Launches New Tags, Encoding Solutions
The company’s latest offerings were introduced to serve the growing number of apparel retailers and their suppliers seeking to deploy RFID throughout their operations to increase sales, reduce out-of-stocks and enhance loss-prevention efforts.
Where Can I Find Information About EAS Tags?
Do you know why an electronic article surveillance (EAS) system would read a tag but react by sounding an alarm about 2 seconds after the tag has passed through the antennas? Or, if not, do you know of any forums where l might be able to obtain an answer to this...Where Can I Find a Low-Cost RFID Reader With a Range of 1.5 Meters?
Please offer some advice. Thanks. —Name withheld ——— It’s difficult to make a recommendation without knowing more about your particular application. Do you require a handheld, mobile or fixed reader? And what type of object will be tagged? The proper reader...RFID Journal Introduces ‘Coolest RFID Demo’ Contest
The new contest, which will take place at LIVE! 2012, will highlight interesting and unique ways in which radio frequency identification can be deployed.
RFID News Roundup
Xerafy introduces flexible UHF inlay for tracking metal assets; Nemours Children’s Hospital in Florida to use RFID to personalize visits; Valencia puts sensors to work for water cycle management; Enso-Detego unveils new version of RFID suite; Psion announces new handheld with UHF RFID support; SATO revamps CL4e HF RFID printer.
Swedish Iron Mines Get Buckets of Benefits From Passive Tags
LKAB’s operations have become more efficient, thanks to the use of EPC Gen 2 RFID technology to identify the quantity and quality of ore and rock being removed by loaders.