Hand Held Computer with RFID Reader/Programmer with Bar Code from RFID, Inc:

Operating System: Windows CE .NET 5 or Windows Mobile 6 Classic or Professional

Tag Types: RO and RW

Barcode: Optional 1D and 2D imager expansion module (read more)

Thirty-two RFID Readers linked to a single Profibus\DeviceNet Interface.

Smart Antenna RFID products offering DeviceNet, Ethernet/IP, standard Ethernet, and Profibus protocols from RFID Incorporated. (read more)

RFID, Inc.'s Extend-a-Read product is based on 433 MHz active (battery powered) anti-collision (read many simultaneously) Tags and a single Reader with whip Antenna thus not necessitating any further external components unless a range greater than 10 feet. (read more)

WJ's MPR 5000 RFID Card is a UHf RFID Reader that fits into any standard PCMCIA Type II slot - as found on most laptop computers and many handheld computers and PDAs. This is the American standard protocol at 915 MHz with an internal antenna, while the MJ 6080 Reader is the European reader with a separate PS and ext. antenna, clocking in at 860 - 960 MHz. Quantity pricing is available. (read more)

RFID, Inc. has been focused as a custom developer of RF solutions since 1984.

* Proprietary silicon and intellectual property rights
* ISO standard interchangeable products
* 4 Frequencies – Multiple Solutions (read more)

Unitech's RH767 UHF handheld terminal is a rugged technology multi-tag UHF RFID and barcode reader. It can read both EPC Gen 1 and Gen 2 RFID tags and comes with embedded RFID middleware and Windows CE 5.0 for easy integration. Connectivity options include WLAN 802.11b/g and Bluetooth (read more)

ALR-9800 Fixed Reader Developer's Kit (915 MHz Passive with 2 Antennas, Software & RFIDTags)

Features & Benefits

• "Best in Class" Reader to get
• Enterprise-scalable architecture
• Highest performance read capability
• Superior dense reader management

The new PR4403 drives and controls white LEDs out of one single battery charged by solar cells. (read more)

Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology permits wireless, two-way communication between a smart label or tag and a reader. The core of the technology is the "transponder", usually made of polyester film with a printed or etched antenna embedded with a silicon chip. (read more)

Radio Frequency Identification is used for automatic data capture allowing contactless identification of goods using RF to replace barcode labelling. It's key instrument for ensuring more efficiency and customer satisfaction. It enables user's to follow the path of product without interruption from the manufacturer all the way to the shelves in the store. (read more)