This video demonstrates how the garrison tag can be used to perform asset tracking and identification with a handheld reader. Special features like buttons, LED, temperature sensors and humidity sensors can be added onto garrison tags for individual needs. By choosing the item ID on the reader, the LED on that item's tag will light up to differentiate itself from other items. It can also work the other way round. If you press the button on the tag, the item ID on the reader will change color....

The T-tags are devices based on UHF RFID technology able to sense, and wireless transmit, the temperature of the objects where they are attached, as well as of the surrounding environment. The sensors are suited to be placed over any material, including metals, and even onto the human body. They can be used in both passive (no battery required) and battery-assited (BAP) mode and can be customized, on request, in size and shape.

Some possible applications:

- Structural Health Monitoring...

The digital sensor of the Sense Tag measures a temperature range from -20°C to +70°C and can be read by the reader at a long reading distance of up to 50 meters. Sense tag has compact yet robust casing with IP65 protection standard making it suitable for applications in harsh environments.

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Farsens Hydro - Battery Free Wireless Soil Moisture RFID Sensor Tag Demo. The Hydro is a new battery-free RFID tag featuring a moisture sensor. It allows for moisture level monitoring in soil or other materials in intervals from extremely dry to extremely wet.

The Sato CL4NX UHF RFID Printer is a universal, industrial RFID label printer that has intuitive menu navigation and full color interactive LCD. If your application is need of an RFID printer, the Sato CL4NX is a great choice, but like many RFID printers - setting it up can be a tedious process if you do not have previous experience calibrating printers.

In order to make the process easy and get the application up and moving quickly, this video walks you through the following:

- Turning the...

The biggest limitation of the Lego NXT system for people looking to use sophisticated sensors is the brick's lack of a serial UART. A straightforward solution exists in the form of a cheap microcontroller acting as a UART to TWI(I2C) bridge. Here is an example of using a $4 microcontroller to integrate a Parallax RFID Reader with a Lego NXT.

The two-wire interface allows the NXT to read tag IDs, read the number of tags in the input FIFO, clear the tag input FIFO, put the RFID Reader into...

An enhanced passive UHF RFID tag able to monitor human movements