RFID

RFID in Property Management

If you deal in property management, whether it is an apartment building, a hotel, a venue or real estate property, you know how much paperwork there is to do, and that’s just the tip of the iceberg. Who is allowed where on the property, tracking keys to specific suites, tracking documents and tracking when things…

MIFARE®

Using MIFARE® Products for Your Event Ticketing

MIFARE® Products for Event ticketing Benefits Faster, easier and more convenient access for visitors/participants Reduction of ticket jams, fraud and system maintenance costs Available as seasonal cards, pre-paid cards and limited-use tickets Key products MIFARE® DESFire MIFARE® Plus MIFARE® Ultralight Key advantages Paper becoming smart – Smart Visitor Badges Cashless, ticketless events made possible by…

RFID Tag

Points to Consider When Selecting RFID Tags

Points to consider when selecting RFID tags The type of surface of the items being identified. Will the tags be applied to metal, paper, plastic, wood, etc.? What range will be needed? Some applications require a long read range, and in some applications it is necessary to have a very short range. We need to…

NFC

NFC Convenience for the Mobile Device Industry

NFC is entering the consumer technology mass market and is about to revolutionize everyday activities bringing a new era of transaction and personal mobility into our daily life. Based on 13.56 MHz Radio Frequency technology, Near Field Communication provides extended wireless uses cases to mobile devices. Considering existing mobile and contactless infrastructures, Near Field Communication devices increase…

RFID

RFID Goes to the Dogs

In perhaps another example of animal testing before human trial, Bark & Co, the company behind the BarkBox subscription service, tapped RFID technology to help dogs shop for themselves. At a “pup-up” store opened from June 6 to 12 in lower Manhattan, dogs were able to play with unwrapped toys in an open environment. As…

Passive

What is the Difference Between Active and Passive Technology?

The main difference between RFID active technology and RFID passive technology is the presence of a battery inside active transponders. This battery allows to increase the transmission power and consequently also the reading distance. Instead, passive technology, in order to propagate the electromagnetic field uses a condenser that, once load, generates the electromagnetic field which…

RFID Worm Tag

Why Choosing an RFID Waste Management System?

Improved waste collection, recycling and return on investment with vehicles via RFID Worm Tag. > Reduce contamination in landfill > Increase recycling to meet the Governments towards zero waste initiative > Increase ratepayer value > Process improvements for council and waste contractor > Online real-time information sharing > Potential hazard warning system > Basic navigation system > Curbside assist Other benefits > Industrial…