Confidex Ironside was hammered by customer 3 times and still working well. ( Although the shape changed ). They wish to stimulate that the tag was bang by forklift, or vehicle was hit by other objects or involved in accident, and check if the tag still survived and working.
The client was impressed of the ruggedness [...]
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Confidex Ironside Metal Tag - Ruggedness Test - survived and working well after 3 Impact tests
Excellent 10meter plus read distance with Ironside Metal Tag + Eco-Fixed UHF Gen2 Reader
We manage to test and proof that with our Eco-Fixed UHF Gen2 Reader and Ironside Ruggedized Metal ISO180006c Tag
We able to get 10m plus read range.
Please observe that the angle of reading is from the side.
We believe that if we read from direct perpendicular angle, we might be able to achieve 12meter…
We can [...]
RFID UHF Gen2 Mobile Handheld Terminal
RFID UHF Gen2 Mobile Handheld Terminal with Excellent Read Distance and Performance.
We have done a test and conclude that the RELIABLE read distance is approx 5~6feets (1.5~1.8meters).
Please note that you can observe in the video clip, that it can still be read at 7~8feets (2meters), but reliability drop.
Video here : http://www.metacafe.com/watch/2575814/uhf_gen2_mobile_handheld_terminal_excellent_read_distance_n_performance/
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tHv9uBb6LoY
For more info, please email info(at)ecosensa.com [...]
RFID Malaysia - Ecosensa Technologies Sdn Bhd
Announcing new 2009 website for EcoSensa Technologies Sdn Bhd.
Visit http://ecosensa.com/rfid/
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Tags: EcoSensa, Malaysia, RFID, rfid malaysia, sdn bhd
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EPCglobal was formed in October, 2003 as the successor organization to the MIT AutoID Center, the original creator of the EPC ( Electronic Product Code ). EPCglobal is formed under the umbrella of GS1 ( formerly known as EAN UCC ).
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