Cross Point introduced a multi technology RFID reader/writer for the ISO 14443-A & ISO 15693 standard. The XM13.56 reader/writer handles 13.56 MHz tags and supports the open architecture of this ...

With the new standard, RFID interrogators will be able to read a greater quantity of high-frequency passive tags simultaneously, and much more quickly, compared with most HF systems currently ...

ACG Identification GmbH has developed a dual, high-speed ISO 14443 A and B compatible RFID reader, one of the few readers interoperable with nearly all available RFID transponder solutions. The new ...

MUNICH, Germany – Siemens's Industry Automation Division has redesigned its high frequency 13.56 megahertz range Simatic RF310R and RF380R RFID read/write devices so that they can also work with ISO ...

Several companies have begun offering solutions leveraging Bluebird‘s HF550X Touch Mobile Computer to expand radio frequency identification (RFID) applications in retail and healthcare, for which a ...

The ISO (International Organization for Standardization) has revised the ISO/IEC 18000-1:2008 standard, Information technology—Radio frequency identification for item management. In the context of ...

The amended standard was recently approved by ISO and published for distribution. Incorporation in the ISO standard comes just 18 months after it was ratified as a hardware standard by EPCglobal in ...

ACG’s new read/write reader has received MIFARE certification from Austria-based Arsenal Research, an independent certification institute, which guarantees the company full interoperability of any ...

A new international standard on radio frequency (RF) tags has been issued to improve the tracking and traceability of products in the global supply chain. ISO 17367:2009 will help manufacturers and ...

The Australian Gen2 standard for the electronic product code (EPC) global UHF interface protocol for radio frequency identification (RFID) readers has received International Organization for ...

New RFID read/write device readers from Siemens Energy & Automation, Inc. can now accommodate both low and high feature transponders (tags). These HF (high frequency) 13.56 megahertz readers have been ...