In the field of RFID technology, many RFID integrators currently rely solely on virtual shielding to protect their RFID systems. Virtual RFID shield is using advanced algorithmic technologies to get precise data from defined zones. While virtual shielding effectively reduces cross-readings, it reaches its limits in complex environments. There are situations where algorithms simply can’t do anything. It is a matter of physics. No line of coding can accurately interpret a separation of just a few millimeters between two tagged products. This is where the physical shield becomes essential. The physical shield is a key component to ensure the precision and reliability of data capture, even in the most challenging environments.
Identify offers a comprehensive range of RFID shielding technologies, including wall coverings, transparent films, and protective textiles. All are designed to eliminate any signal leakage, definitively prevent cross-reads, and maximize the performance of RFID systems. These physical shields can successfully eliminate unwanted tag readings and enhance the accuracy of collected data. With the precise signal capture ensures actionable and relevant information, free from errors even in complex electromagnetic environments.
Virtual + Physical = the only RFID equation that works at 100%.
Monitoring temperature in data center room is one requirement for any data centers management. With RFID technology, monitoring temperature can be operated easily. Presently, there are many RFID labels which are embedded with sensor temperature. We, IdentifyRFID, have extended the application of temperature sensor RFID label to data center besides cold storage. A RFID temperature label is attached in the data center. A staff just uses his mobile with NFC technology to read the RFID tag. The current temperature will be displayed on this mobile phone immediately. This process can reduce manual data entry and ensure that the staff will get the information from the assigned server room.
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Encoding bar code into RFID tag can be a simple task with the new RFID reader. This RFID reader is equipped with two USB cables. The first one interfaces with PC while the second cable is designed for any bar code scanners. The encoding task can be done easily with this reader. Simply scans the bar code and places the RFID tag on the RFID reader, the bar code ID will be automatically encoded into the RFID tag. This process can be done without any software development.
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IdentifyRFID which has worked in RFID technology for more than 20 years has released Linen Management on Cloud. This cloud based solution is designed to help hospitality and hotel to minimize cost in track and trace uniform and linen.
This solution is designed to be easy to use and simple to install because the solution is designed on web-based. Benefits may include:
Eliminate certain manual task and automate record keeping for linen in and out
Increase the visibility on the linen in stock by checking from dash board
Lowering of laundry expense by helping reduce laundry expenses by controller cleaning activity and preventing overcharges from outside laundries.
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NFC Temperature Tracker is a portable powered smart sensor that tracks and stores temperature readings. The NFC tag can be read locally by radio frequency identification (RFID) readers, such as mobile phones, or export the data for analytic purposes. This NFC tag provides low-cost temperature monitoring.
This NFC tag contains a precise temperature sensor, digital storage, a flexible battery, and supports NFC. The sensor is also configurable — enabling frequent measurements for detailed logging or longer intervals to provide logging for extended periods — and can be calibrated to a customer’s application needs. The tracker can communicate with a variety of NFC devices using an application on consumer mobile devices or industrial equipment to read the complete logged history recorded on the tracker. Even after battery life has drained, the tracker can still be used as a passive temperature sensor label, providing the present ambient temperature. The entire memory content, including the measurement values, are still fully accessible, eliminating the risk of data loss and enabling further applications even after the data-logging capability has stopped.
The water-resistant sensor is easily attached with an adhesive backing that can be affixed to various surfaces. The front side of each label can be graphically personalized for specific customer branding, can be printed with offset CMYK and/or Pantone colors, and comes with a protective surface for enhanced protection against harsh environments.
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Although both EAS and RFID technologies use radio frequency, normal RFID tag cannot work with EAS gate alarm. This is a limitation for those companies who are using EAS and would like to expand to use RFID technology. Identify introduces the new RFID tag to overcome this obstacle.
The new RFID tag can support both RFID and EAS technologies. It is complied with EPC C1G2 standard. At the same time, this RFID tag can work with EAS technologies either 8.2 MHz or 58 KHz. bands. With the dual technologies, this tag can be used as RFID tag to enhance supply chain operation. Simultaneously, it can be employed with the existing EAS reader for security purpose. The tag has various form factors in order to fulfill various requirements.
EAS + RFID Tag
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Besides RFID reader and RFID tags, one essential factor for a successful RFID project is RFID middleware. RFID middleware plays significant part in any RFID projects. The key function of this software is to control RFID reader, to manage RFID reader reading function and to filter RFID tags. This software will filter and send the clean data to any software applications.
With the extensive experience in RFID technology, we found that many RFID projects fail because of RFID middleware. Some RFID middleware cannot manage RFID reader effectively. In addition, some projects need to invest a lot on the development of RFID middleware. This can be a key obstacle for SMEs.
To overcome above limitation, we have developed a RFID middleware on cloud solution. This middleware can work with multiple readers. Now our RFID middleware supports Speedway, Thingmagic (Jadak) and FEIG RFID readers. This middleware is in cloud based so it can connect with any RFID readers as long as they are in the same network. This will reduce the cost on middleware development and also reduce the cost on IT infrastructure.
The Kathrein ARU 2000 reader family is a basic RAIN RFID reader with an integrated antenna for indoor applications in logistics, manufacturing and supply chain applications. Its best in class 27-dBm UHF RF unit and connectivity interface PoE and the basic level processing unit allow for a flexible integration into Industry 4.0 and IoT solutions. Based on the latest RFID standards, such as EPC Gen2v2/ISO 18000-63, Kathrein ARU 2000 series support all market leading transponder chip features
Key Technica Data
Dimensions: 300 mm x 300 mm x 49 mm
Computer Interface: TCP/IP
RF Interface: Internal antenna with 3 additional external antenna port
GPIO: 2 inputs and 2 outputs
DC Power: 10 to 30 VDC
Operating frequency: 920-925 MHz
Supported transponders: EPC C1 Gen 2
Reading distance typical: Up to 3-5 M
Operating temperature: –20 °C up to +55 °C
Storage temperature: –40 °C up to +85 °C
Protection standard: IP40
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