2.45GHz active RFID temperature sensor tag reading by the RFID tablet
From: Aerospace Innotech HTRFID
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Introduction of UHF 433 MHz Active RFID Network Reader/Receiver (214015)
GAO RFID's UHF 433 MHz Active RFID Network Reader/Receiver provides all networking needs in a compact device which can be configured to serve as a Wi-Fi reader, an externally powered LAN reader or a LAN PoE reader. The wireless reader detects and decodes RF signals from compatible Wavetrend RFID tags. The network reader offers two operating modes: Autopoll or Store Poll modes. It supports built in business rules to override the Store Poll settings and allows users to set alarms such as tag...
From: GAO RFID Inc.
Related topics : 433 mhz active rfid reader / wireless uhf rfid reader / uhf rfid tag reader / active uhf rfid tags / active rfid products
Mobii Active 2.4 GHz Timing System - Triathlon
A look at the some of the very first Triathlon events that have been timed using the new Mobii Active 2.4 GHz Tag timing system.
The Active Timing Pod is stationed at any point which requires timing and can be setup in less than a minute. There are no mats required. The tag is actively powered, which means that it can be used in demanding environments where traditional RFID Passive tags are not suitable. Read range adjustable up to 100m.
No mats are required.
http://www.mobii.com
From: mobiitube
Related topics : passive rfid tag read range / active and passive rfid tags / passive rfid read range
IOT-Link: Bluetooth V4.0 BLE active RFID Tag event and setting
The tag is based on Bluetooth V4.0 BLE technology. The tag will be configured by the APP, report schedule and power level. The max. range of the tag is 30 meters.
There're two event on the tag.
1. Panic button
2. G-sensor: it will sense the movement of the tag for anti-theft or protection applications.
The tag will be integrated with external sensors, temperature, humidity, IR temperature, gas, smoke, CO,CO2, gas, smoke and etc.. sensors.
From: uconnecttw
Related topics : active rfid tag temperature sensor / active rfid tag range
Asset Tracking (Hussar™ Active RFID Tag)
This video demonstrates how a handheld reader and hussar tags can perform asset tracking. It can track items in the short reading range and also in the long reading range, showing whether missing items are still within the building.
For more information, please read
website1: http://www.active-rfid.net
website2: http://hkrfid.blogspot.hk/
Hong Kong RFID Ltd.
Email: sales@hk-rfid.com
From: HK RFID Business Case and Product Demo
Related topics : rfid tags for asset tracking / active rfid tag read range
Access Control for Vehicles (Hussar™ Active RFID Tag)
With sensors installed, gates will open automatically when people carrying active RFID tags approach. The tags can be attached to key chains, bags or anywhere else in the vehicle. The sensors will capture the plate number and the time of entry and exit. Total parking time can be traced.
For more information, please read
http://www.hk-rfid.com/home/activetag_solution.php
Hong Kong RFID Ltd.
Website 1: www.active-rfid.net
Website 2: www.hk-rfid.com
Email: sales@hk-rfid.com
From: HK RFID Business Case and Product Demo
Related topics : active rfid tags for sale / active rfid solutions / rfid tag sensor / rfid key tag / rfid gate access control
Ubiquitous Tokku Project: Active RFID + Display + Location for "Automotive Logistics"
As a part of "u-Japan" national project, MTI developed an active RFID tag with e-Paper display functionality and GPS. The RFID technlogy is applied to automotive logistics along with "u-code" location code.
From: monohakobi
Related topics : active rfid tags gps / rfid paper tags
How to use RFID Active Tag Solution in your business
Best active RFID tracking solution for tracking your company assets.
From: InfinIDTech
Related topics : asset tracking solutions using rfid / active rfid asset tracking / active rfid tag uses / active rfid asset tags / companies that use rfid tags
RFID Explained in Telugu
RFID Explained in Telugu
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Radio-frequency identification (RFID) uses electromagnetic fields to automatically identify and track tags attached to objects. The tags contain electronically stored information. Passive tags collect energy from a nearby RFID reader's interrogating radio waves. Active tags have a local power source such as a battery and may operate at hundreds of meters from the RFID reader. Unlike a barcode, the...
From: Sai Satish
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CHIPMUNK GOES NUTS
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Radio-frequency identification (RFID) is the use of an object (typically referred to as an RFID tag) applied to or incorporated into a product, animal, or person for the purpose of identification and tracking using radio waves. Some tags can be read from several meters away and beyond the line of sight of the reader.
Most RFID tags contain at least two parts. One is an integrated circuit for storing and processing information, modulating and...
From: DRLibby
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