Leveraging Active, Passive and Semi-Active tags tags to deliver results.
RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) is the successor of the barcode in AutoID. RFID enables wirelessly automating item ID data collection, allowing the items to be read simultaneously, without Line-of-Sight, and at an incredible speed, unlike barcodes.
RFID is a key to IoT (the Internet of Things) and is allowing inventory, stock, assets, and tools to communicate and be more visible.
No solution has to be dependent on a single technology. Fast data collection is enabled to eliminate process bottlenecks and improve profitability.
Solutions in UHF are built on some core software and hardware blocks. The names might be generic, but their variations are essential in solution design. We help you put together the winning combinations.
Fixed readers dissipate the maximum power to the antenna, thus giving the highest tag accuracy. Usual readers support 2, 4 and 8 antennas, but multiplexers can increase output.
UHF Handheld scanners have become mainstream with a reduction in price and adaptation of iOS and Android.
Active readers/sensors collect data from active tags. They can read/write data to active tags as needed. They can also excite tags to increase their visibility and range, which is needed for transponder-type active tags.
An antenna is a passive device yet one of the most critical components of an RFID solution. It is tuned to US and EU frequencies and has major scanning orientations, liner or circular.
Data printing/encoding on tags, scanning data processing, controlling power output, integrating with ERP and legacy applications, and reporting app software components play a significant role in RFID solutions.
Our 44M and 44M+ middleware support multiple levels of encryption and encoding algorithms enabling closed loop and open loop deployments.
The IP1 and IP1 integration platforms support formats from CSV,EXCEL, TXT to complex integration with most cloud and enterprise ERPs with no-code modules.
With RFID, NFC and other IoT sensors the data collection capabilities of organizations increase many folds. We provide analytic and business intelligence platforms to derive actionable conclusions from the data.
Solutions in UHF are built on some core software and hardware blocks. The names might be generic, but their variations are essential in solution design. We help you put together the winning combinations.
Fixed readers dissipate the maximum power to the antenna, thus giving the highest tag accuracy. Usual readers support 2, 4 and 8 antennas, but multiplexers can increase output.
UHF Handheld scanners have become mainstream with a reduction in price and adaptation of iOS and Android.
An antenna is a passive device yet one of the most critical components of an RFID solution. It is tuned to US and EU frequencies and has major scanning orientations, liner or circular.
An antenna is a passive device yet one of the most critical components of an RFID solution. It is tuned to US and EU frequencies and has major scanning orientations, liner or circular.