Radio frequency identification is being widely used across multiple industries for physical access control, print security and single sign-on access to computer systems and files. It’s easy to see why: RFID enables secure, contactless user authentication with the wave of an ID badge, token or smartphone. But most RFID readers are not designed for use in laboratory or cleanroom applications. In this white paper, Elatec explains what you need to know about implementing RFID, Bluetooth Low Energy or Near Field Communication for user authentication in regulated good manufacturing practice (GMP) or good laboratory practice (GLP) environments. (9 pages)
