The system consists of a cloud-base software platform and app that utilizes data from a business’s RFID system to plot item-level location data on a facility-wide map. It also comes with a mobile ...

Typical RFID systems consist of tags, tag readers and application software. As the tagged products pass by a fixed reader they transmit data about the product and its location.

Editor's Views Mapping RFID’s Future A demo pulls maps from Web databases to locate a tag, revealing how RFID data can be melded with other rich data sources using Web services. Published: December 1, ...

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Purchasing a 125 KHz RFID tag duplicator off eBay, he was able to quickly copy the tag, and create one that worked with his garage’s entry system. While the duplicate tags worked well, they were ...

In addition to managing a dynamic population of tags, then routing data into networks, databases and business applications, these RFID readers have to speak TCP/IP natively and fully support ...

The Guardian needs to do this lookup quickly, since it must make a decision about whether or not to jam the tag's response within 320.9µs—the amount of time between the RFID reader's request ...

They also have extended battery life. Commercial RFID tags can last for three or four years, but the Argonne system's tags have long-life batteries that give it a life of more than 10 years.

Like a UPC, an EPC can be stored on an RFID tag, printed, or used to query a database. It consists of a 2-bit version number, a 28-bit manufacturer identifier (about 268 million possible manufacturers ...

Backscatter from RFID arrays can also be used to interpret the changing shapes of objects, which is the subject of research from Jin and Jingxian Wang, a Ph.D. student in CMU's Electrical and ...

RFID tags and their readers help identify with greater detail, and from a distance, thousands of pallets and cartons. Their use in warehousing is, as such, a no-brainer.