The update, several years in the making, tasks companies with developing RFID tag chips and reader software updates to employ the benefits of the latest version of Gen2. GS1’s UHF EPC “Gen2” air ...

"As RFID pilots and deployment are rolled out ... the market need was for a multi-protocol reader with Gen 2 upgradeability. As a nimble system integrator, Genesta seized this market opportunity ...

Toronto, Canada — Sirit Inc. has launched its INfinity 110 (IN110) high-frequency (HF) reader module designed for embedded RFID applications ... a variety of tag choices by supporting numerous ...

Hitachi’s µ-chip (pronounced mu-chip) Hibiki IC for UHF ISO 18000-6C and EPC Gen 2 tags supports the Secure RFID protocol, and other chipmakers are reportedly developing chips that will support that ...

The network gateway functionality of RFID readers becomes even more critical in light of the channel-sharing, data-exchange and air-interface protocols required to accommodate two-way TCP/IP traffic.

Specifically, the group is looking for wider adoption of LLRP, or Low-Level Reader Protocol, a standard to help networked RFID (radio-frequency identification) readers interoperate. The lack of ...

Toronto, Canada - GAO RFID Inc. (www.GAORFID.com) has launched this multi-protocol UHF Gen 2 RFID reader. This RFID reader offers a wide portfolio of configuration and enterprise management tools ...

In addition to more 100 percent reads through interference rejection, Mercury5 has all the multi-protocol and network capability of ... We’ve truly raised the bar for RFID reader performance, and ...

Version 1.1. This single software update supports both Alien Reader Protocol (ARP) and LLRP. LLRP is a specification from GS1 EPCglobal for a standard network interface between RFID readers and ...

In addition to their built-in multi-protocol flexibility ... are the only printer/encoders to embed ThingMagic's Mercury4e RFID reader module, which uses advanced software radio technology ...

OMRON Corporation has announced its V750 series UHF RFID reader/writer is now compatible with the Secure RFID Protocol developed through Japan’s Secure Electronic Tag Project. The protocol provides ...

RFID is especially subject to hacking because the transmission protocol is not encrypted ... RFID skimming, as it’s known, involves using an RFID reader, usually fit with a strong directional ...