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s Daily RFID Releases RFID Solution For Car Industry

Filed in archive News on May 13, 2011


Just after introducing the RFID development kit for the hospital industry, Daily RFID introduces another RFID solution for the car industry to improve car-parking management. Having a maximum read range of up to 15 meters, the RFID long distance reader DL910 is designed as an embedded UHF RFID Reader. It provides quick recognition and accurate identification for the car-parking system.
This long range UHF RFID reader is compatible with ISO 18000-6C (EPC Gen2) and ISO 18000-6B standards. Operating from 860MHz to 960MHz frequency, it provides high identification speed read rate that is less than 10ms per 64 bits for a single card. It also provides multi port interfaces such as RS232, RS485, TCP/IP and Wiegand to allow all RFID tag information to be transferred seamlessly.

s Daily RFID Releases RFID Solution For Car Industry
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Easily mountable onto the access control door due to its unique key hole bracketing on the back, this long range UHF RFID reader is suited for asset tracking, such as baggage handling, container tracking, item-level inventory management and warehouse management.

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RFID at Border Crossing

Filed in archive News on April 28, 2011

RFID at Border Crossing
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Under a new program called Ready Lane, people with RFID documents like US passport cards and newly issued permanent resident and border crossing cards will have exclusive access to vehicle lane No.7 at the Dennis DeConcini Port of Entry at Nogales, on the US-Mexican border. The program requires that all drivers and passengers older than 16 present their Ids to a card reader as they approach the US Customs and Border Patrol officer booth.

By the time the car reaches the booth, the officer will already have information about the cars occupants which salves a lot of time at the booth. This allows travelers with RFID documents to reap the full benefit of the documents. When they are mixed in with travelers who don't have the enhanced documents, the benefit is much smaller.

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Ascendent ID Has Come Up with a New Long Range RFID Wireless Encryption System

Filed in archive News on April 27, 2011

Ascendent ID is an acclaimed manufacturer of long range RFID used in yard management, automatic vehicle identification, tolling applications, parking security and process automation. It manufactures RFID readers, high frequency RFID tags with rewritable ID tag and memory and related integration software. RFID stands for Radio Frequency Identification a technology which is used to exchange data with help of radio waves.

Ascendent ID has announced its advanced RFID wireless encryption option for the related readers and tags. This exciting feature makes sure that the transmission between readers and tags remains confidential and it also prevents any type of unapproved cloning and ensures leakage of sensitive data. This technology will be used by military base access control, secret value transactions, shipping container tracking and security.

All Ascendant ID readers and tags will support advanced reader-to-tag protocol for precise operation. The applications requiring storage of additional data in tag memory will be facilitated by the encryption of data.

Ascendent ID Has Come Up with a New Long Range RFID Wireless Encryption System
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