DAILY RFID has launched a cost-effective RFID file tracking solution for file inventory management, in response to track the location of files without complicated procedures.
This RFID file tracking solution, basing on HF frequency, allow automated identification of circulating files, thus not only saving the time, enhancing security as well. It includes RFID smart labels, handheld RFID reader DL8033 and HF desktop reader-02 and necessary software.
DAILY RFID has released 13.56MHz bluetooth RFID Reader DL990 for mobile RFID application. It is designed as a palm-sized wireless reader to locate passive tags in a real-time mode by transferring data to a back-end computer via the Bluetooth connection.
The Bluetooth RFID reader eliminates the need for a wired connection between the RFID reader and the central database, with blutooth connectivity to Bluetooth enabled device, including PDAs, mobile phones, smart phones, PCs, and laptops, thus gi
The usage of RFID passive UHF tag is limited on metal and water which disturb RF signals, and UHF on metal has often given the largest tag. In order to aid the process, DAILY RFID has developed small-sized RFID passive UHF Tag, with high performance around metal and moist environment.
The small RFID UHF tag, typically about 2 centimeters by 2.5 centimeters, is a perfect choice in applications which require tags to be applied on small items around metallic and moist environment. Designed with st
Kübler introduces a little technological revolution. Technology companies do this quite frequently, however in this case the term is fitting. A new encoder technology, developed with the new Kübler Sendix F36 series, aims to spur on applications in the future; whilst getting rid of technological disadvantages such as wear and ageing or magnetic sensitivity. All the advantages on one chip – this is the motto.
DAILY RFID has recently announced a series of RFID Development kit to make it easier for developers and end users to develop, deploy and manage. The RFID kit is designed as low-cost and easy-to-use development tools in a wide variety of RFID applications.
Each RFID Kit comprises of rfid tag samples, reader, a carrying case and the software. The RFID Development Kit is a ideal way for companies to test RFID solutions on-site as well as for colleges and universities to set up RFID labs for their
The usage of passive UHF Gen 2 RFID tag on metal is limited due to the disturbance of RF signals from metal. In order to aid the process, DAILY RFID has developed passive Gen 2 RFID Tag for metal surface, which can deliver long range on metal tagging even under wretched conditions.
The RFID on-metal tag is a perfect choice in applications which require tags to be applied in metallic environment. Its unique construction enables the passive Gen 2 RFID tags to perform well in harsh environments, s
Berlin, Germany / Vienna, Austria –
Lagassé Communications & Industries GmbH and Center Communications Systems GmbH today announced the signing of an agreement to collaborate in the area of production, testing, stock keeping and maintenance of rail radio unit ZFM 21, all TFZ 90 components and control unit BG21S.
18.05.2009
Richardson, TX / Munich (June 17, 2009) – Tim Dehne, until recently a longtime executive with National Instruments, Inc. (NI), has joined the board of directors of ASSET® InterTech, Inc., the leading supplier of open tools for embedded instrumentation. Over a career stretching more than 21 years at NI, Mr. Dehne led global marketing, and research and development at the company that had $824 million in revenues in 2008.
For accurate color reproduction of scanned images, Image Access has developed an online tool for creating individual ICC profiles; Scan2ICC. ICC profiling ensures a high color quality from scan to printout in a color managed process. The user can be certain that the scanned image and the print of the image both present the same color.
HF Label is widely used in RFID Library Management System due to its high identification rate and high accuracy. In order to aid the process, DAILY RFID has come up with high-performance, low-cost HF label for RFID library management in libraries.
The RFID HF label is specially designed for identification in book circulation of libraries to ease laborious stocktakes. Each HF label is an adhesive-backed label that contains a 13.56 MHz I-code 2 (ISO 15693) chip. And it comes with a unique ID code
