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RFID Tag Best Practices: 13 Tips for in the Field Tagging(Post)
Even with a perfect RFID hardware configuration, the success of the entire system depends on the ability to obtain a consistent read from your RFID tags. With zero visibility of your assets, all
What is RFID Used For? 12 RFID Applications(Post)What is RFID Used For? 12 RFID Applications Ever since Walmart's RFID mandate back in 2003, RFID has been successfully implemented in hundreds of applications across a large variety of industries
Dual Inlay RFID Tags vs. Dual Frequency IC RFID Tags(Post)Dual Frequency RFID tags are RFID tags that can communicate on two different frequencies; for instance, on the High Frequency (HF) band, and on the Ultra High Frequency (UHF) band. There are two wa
What is RFID? | The Beginner's Guide to How RFID Systems Work(Page) atlasRFIDstore & Innovative Concepts in Entertainment Partner to Introduce RFID in Gaming(Post)BIRMINGHAM, Ala., July 31, 2024 – atlasRFIDstore, a popular online RFID retailer, is the proud supplier of RFID tags and hardware for Innovative Concepts in Entertainment (ICE). ICE’s RFID-enabled
What is Keyboard Wedge Functionality & How is it Used with RFID Technology?(Post)What is Keyboard Wedge Functionality and How Does it Apply to Me? Keyboard wedge functionality isn’t an RFID-specific term, but instead is used to describe the functionality of a software or hardwar
4 Companies Using RFID for Supply Chain Management(Post)Introduction Supply Chain Management is the management of the flow of goods and services, including the movement and storage of raw materials, work-in-progress inventory, and finished goods from p
RFID Race Timing Hub(Page) RFID Portal Readers vs. RFID Gateway Readers(Post)When a company decides to automate their RFID tag reading instead of using an RFID handheld reader, one of the big questions they ask is – should I implement an RFID Portal system or an RFID Gatewa
3 Things to Know About UHF RFID Tags(Post)RFID, or Radio Frequency Identification, can be a confusing field for those starting to learn about the technology. RFID comes in many different flavors, but an easy entry point from which to grasp
Access Control: Letting the Right People In & Keeping the Wrong People Out(Post)Introduction By using RFID for access control, individuals can feel secure in the fact that the right people have access to a specified area. Below are examples of areas commonly incorporating RFID a
Atlas RFID Terms and Conditions(Page)