The Cyclon-05BA from Farsens SL is a battery-free RFID sensor capable of transmitting a unique identifier and the pressure data associated with that identifier to a commercial EPC C1G2 reader without the need to use batteries in the sensor tag.

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.

The Hygro-Fenix-H221 from Farsens SL is a battery-free RFID sensor capable of transmitting a unique identifier and the relative humidity and temperature sensor data associated with that identifier to a commercial EPC C1G2 reader without the need to use batteries in the sensor tag.

The Farsens SL X32 is a battery-free RFID contact monitor capable of transmitting a unique identifier and the status of up to 32 contacts to a commercial EPC C1G2 reader without the need for batteries in the sensor tag.

The PHOTON tag from Farsens SL is a passive UHF RF field detector with an integrated LED. Whenever the tag is near an RF field, it will collect the field's energy and illuminate an LED.

The SHADOW tag from Farsens SL is a new passive RFID tag with a light detector. These tags are compatible with commercial EPC C1G2 readers. They include an ambient light-dependent resistor (LDR) to detect exposure to light or darkness.

ANVIZ presents the FACE PASS system composed of two cameras that analyze the face, take different images from different positions and create unique reference points.

Checkpoint Systems, Inc. introduces the Zephyr 2 RFID tag, which is certified by the University of Arkansas' ARC Center for labeling all categories of clothing in the United States and Europe. 

The Pyros-TGT2-DWB from Farsens SL is a battery-free RFID sensor capable of transmitting a unique identifier and the temperature sensor data associated with that identifier to a commercial EPC C1G2 reader without the need to use batteries in the sensor tag.

Elatec RFID Systems introduces its TWN4-Reader modules to the market, the first range of multi-standard RFID readers. The new TWN4-Readers support all common standards of 125kHz, 134.2kHz, and 13.56MHz, including NFC.

Like its larger sibling, the RFU630, the RFU620 operates within the 860-960 MHz frequency range. The SOPAS user interface provides tools for quick, flexible, and easy integration.

Building on the success of its industry-leading high-frequency (HF) RFID reading platform, the new Melexis MLX90130 incorporates many solution-oriented features that will enable customers to implement more advanced RFID systems.

Zetes has implemented an RFID solution in Asco's complex production environment, enabling them to significantly improve the management of their machining equipment. The solution was developed and installed by RFIDea, now Zetes-RFIDea, a company specializing in RFID and acquired by the Zetes Group in May 2011.

Checkpoint Systems  has launched the first EP CLEAR Tamper Tag, a tamper-proof tag suitable for protecting small items with a high risk of theft.

Siemens ' Industry Automation division launches an electronic safety switch for protective guards such as bells, doors and hatches.

Siemens' Industry Automation division presents the Simatic RF200 RFID system, expanding its Simatic Ident range for industrial identification with particularly compact readers for the high-frequency range. The new system comprises the three Simatic RF210R, RF220R, and RF260R readers, all with IP67 protection. These readers are compatible with all existing Siemens ISO 15693 compliant transponders.

Engineers from the Institute of Microelectronics of Seville (IMSE-CNM) have designed a prototype of a harmless and very low-cost electronic bandage that wirelessly measures body temperature and heart rate without the need for batteries.

Zebra Technologies Europe introduces its first high-performance RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) printer/encoder designed to address the growing market for RFID tagging of large volumes of items. The R110Xi4 aims to streamline processes and support the development of supply chain management applications, such as item-level tracking, asset tracking, and inventory management, in sectors including retail, manufacturing, healthcare, and distribution channels.

Checkpoint Systems, Inc. introduces its new Enhanced Performance (EP) RF tag series for electronic article protection (EAS). The first of its kind, it is a transparent tag that can be placed over the barcode without compromising scanning.

Siemens' Industry Automation division is introducing new products that strengthen its RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) range for the UHF (Ultra High Frequency) band. The new offerings include antennas, a mobile reader, and particularly compact and heat-resistant electronic tags.