Posts Tagged ‘EPCglobal’

Again, a AT570 UHF Gen2 mobile handheld was used to read a Confidex Survivor attaching to a metal surface. We managed to get a good read distance similar to the Confidex Survivor, which was 2.2 m. As you will see, it can go further.

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This test was also done using a AT570 UHF Gen2 mobile handheld to read a Confidex Halo attached to a metal surface. We managed to get a good read distance of 1.5 m.

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Tags: Confidex, EPCglobal, Halo, Metal Tag, On-metal, RFID, RFID Tag, UHF Gen2

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The test was done using a AT570 UHF Gen2 mobile handheld to read a Confidex Ironside attaching to a metal surface. We managed to get a reliable read distance of 2.2 m.

We like the performance.
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Tags: Confidex, EPCglobal, Ironside, Metal Tag, On-metal, RFID, RFID Tag, UHF [...]

According to scdigest.com, it is coming up on six years since Wal-Mart first announced its intention to roll out an RFID tagging program with suppliers.
SCDigest took a look back, and came out with an excellent historical timeline of major announcements and events associated with Walmart RFID rollout. For a graphical view of this timeline, [...]

Confidex Ironside - Best in Class
Ruggedized Metal RFID UHF Gen2 Tag
• Class 1 Gen 2 Passive
• On-metal UHF tag to tag metal surface
• Mounted, Screw-on form factor tags
• 240 bit EPC memory and 512 bit User Memory
• Withstand pressure 170kPa
• Weather tolerance : UV and rain water resistant
• IP68 classification
• Chemical resistant – salt water, [...]

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 ). 
I could still recall the historical moment where AutoID was dissolved and EPCglobal was formed, that was in [...]