The device includes four load cell channels with a measurement range of 0 kgf to 900 kgf per channel. The tag is available in different sizes and antenna designs to adapt its operation to the required application in the 860-960 MHz band. The sensor tag's reading distance without a battery is approximately 1.5 meters (5 feet), and it can be embedded in a variety of materials such as plastics or cement. Evaluation kits are available.
The Atlas operates without batteries at all, opening up a wide range of weight monitoring opportunities in applications where access to the measurement point is restricted. It is also a perfect solution for users who already have RFID infrastructure and want to monitor weight without the costs of cabling or maintenance (battery replacement).
The Atlas is ideal for warehouse inventory management, especially for granules and liquids. In these cases, products are stored in tonnage containers, while orders are smaller than those quantities. Managers are faced with containers containing unknown quantities of product (somewhere between "empty container" and "full container"). Atlas tags simplify inventory management by simply reading the tag information with an RFID reader in seconds.
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The Farsens Atlas is a battery-free RFID sensor capable of transmitting a unique identifier and the weight data associated with that identifier to a commercial EPC C1G2 reader without the need to use batteries in the sensor tag.
