Diode, through its Automatic Identification division, presents the FX7400, a new robust, scalable, enterprise-class fixed RFID reader operating in UHF frequency.
This article identifies and analyzes the main privacy issues associated with RFID technology. RFID technology is increasingly becoming part of the daily lives of European citizens. According to the European Commission, the RFID market is expected to experience significant growth over the next ten years.
Reading non-oriented barcodes is done with two or more barcode readers aligned with each other. The new MSPi systems from Leuze electronic are modularly designed reader portals mounted on a motherboard (Figure 1).
Kimaldi presents RFID electronic locks for lockers compatible with Mifare technology. This is a system of standalone RFID electronic locks—battery-powered and without data connectivity—that optionally communicate with the facility's access control system via a virtual Mifare network using the card or wristband itself as the data communication medium.
Saident, a company specializing in the creation and integration of solutions based on radio frequency identification (RFID) technology, has created a traceability and production control system, applicable to any manufacturing environment, that automates and makes industrial processes more flexible.
This article identifies and analyzes RFID for unique identification, a key element of ubiquitous computing. RFID allows inanimate objects, people, and animals to be included in a network; for example, at the internet level, links can be established with Web 2.0 social networks, as well as connections between people, machines, and any inanimate entity, such as a painting. The possibilities offered by ubiquitous computing in conjunction with RFID are unimaginable; however, its protection from both a security and privacy perspective is urgent, and all its risks must be rigorously addressed.
This article addresses RFID, a technology that is attracting enormous interest and has become a rapidly growing and widespread technology. Its practical applications range from the public sector (electronic passports/identification documents, healthcare, public transportation, internet access) to the private sector (supply chain management, the textile industry, transportation and logistics companies, clinics, livestock farms, libraries, hospitality, educational institutions, hypermarkets, etc.). Privacy and security issues are not only relevant to the military but also to businesses in general and consumers themselves.
Farnell, in association with Avonwood Developments Ltd, has exclusively designed a range of state-of-the-art RFID starter and development kits, exclusively for Farnell customers.
Murata 's MAGICSTRAP miniature RFID modules have been reduced in size, making them suitable for embedding in paper labels for general retail applications.
Having overcome an initial phase of market uncertainty – due to a lack of standards, certain reasonable doubts about data privacy, and the high cost of the tags – radio frequency identification (RFID) technology is advancing in sectors such as distribution and logistics.
Recent drone incidents in Denmark and Norway, along with increased sightings over critical infrastructure in Germany, show that the threat posed by unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) is growing. At the same time, incomplete or inaccurate information continues to circulate...
Recent drone incidents in Denmark and Norway, along with increased sightings over critical infrastructure in Germany, show that the threat posed by unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) is growing. At the same time, incomplete or inaccurate information continues to circulate...
Recent drone incidents in Denmark and Norway, along with increased sightings over critical infrastructure in Germany, show that the threat posed by unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) is growing. At the same time, incomplete or inaccurate information continues to circulate...
This article identifies and analyzes RFID for unique identification, a key element of ubiquitous computing. With RFID, inanimate objects, people, and animals can be included in a network; for example, at the internet level, links can be established with Web 2.0 social networks, and so on...
This article discusses RFID, a technology that is attracting enormous interest and has become a technology with very broad and rapid deployment and growth. Its field of practical applications ranges from the public sector (passport/electronic identity document,...
Siemens' Industry Automation division presents new products that strengthen its RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) range in the UHF (Ultra High Frequency) band. Among the new offerings are antennas, a mobile reader, and particularly compact electronic tags, and...
Zetes has implemented an RFID solution in Asco's complex production environment, significantly improving the management of its machining equipment. The solution was developed and installed by RFIDea, now Zetes-RFIDea, a company specializing in RFID and acquired by...
Mouser Electronics, Inc. has the Panasonic PAN1740 Beacon available. Based on the PAN1740 Bluetooth® Low Energy (BLE) module, the PAN1740 Beacon is pre-configured to operate on a CR2032 battery and uses the Locate Beacon app for Android and iOS.