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.

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From: uconnecttw

Related topics : active rfid tag temperature sensor / active rfid tag range

No Need to Stop at Toll Plaza If you Have This.. | FasTag | New Waves Media

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no need to stop at toll plaza if you have fastag with you..

FASTag is a simple to use, reloadable tag which enables automatic deduction of toll charges and lets you pass through the toll plaza without stopping for the cash transaction. FASTag is linked to a prepaid account from which the applicable toll amount is deducted. The tag employs...

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From: New Waves

Related topics : radio frequency identification tags (rfid) / radio frequency identification technology rfid / rfid active tag technology

Director of MITΓÇÖs Auto-ID Laboratory and a professor of Information Engineering

This talk will focus on the problems of bringing real time visibility to physical objects by using active and passive RFID. The use of RFID technology to track products through the supply chain was promoted by MITΓÇÖs Auto-ID Center and the concept of the 5 cent tag encouraged companies such as Wall*Mart and Gillette to spearhead RFID adoption. However, to be useful in a supply chain we need to be able to answer the questions of What (Identity), When (timestamp), Where (location) and Why...

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From: Microsoft Research

Related topics : companies using rfid in supply chain / companies using rfid technology / passive rfid tag uses / active rfid tag uses / active rfid tracking technology

Power RFID - ZERO Power RFID

The Zero power RFID technology enables the batteries in active RFID tags to last up to 2000 years. This RFID technology was developed by University of Pittsburgh's Swanson School of Engineering and highlights the capabilities and commercialization of the zero power RFID tag. This initiaitive is a part of the T-RIC Technology consortium bridging the gap between manufacturers and university laboratories and to bring technology acceleration to RFID.

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From: CatalystConnection

Related topics : rfid active tag technology / active rfid tags