The solution is to stick to the current bar code implementation for scanning and to focus on updating the IT systems to achieve the new benefits
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RFID systems have to operate in the spectrum allocated for this application by each country. This allocation takes into account other demands on usage of the spectrum for that country. Balancing these ...
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The greatest challenge to the implementation of RFID in the retail sector is creating a sufficient supply of transponders for the projects. Almost every week another major retailer or organisation announces ...
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The radio spectrum in each country is controlled by regulators within that country. RFID is, however, an enabling asset and the regulations impact its own citizens and the competitiveness of its own industries. ...
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The world at present is desperate for some form of standard with many companies who wish to become RFID producers wanting to be EPC-compliant. The EPC goals are based around two components, a data standard ...
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Trolley Scan has repackaged its new super sensitive RFID reader in a new lightweight case that it says is ergonomically pleasing, suitable for mass manufacture, and yet maintains its high standard of ...
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The new production transponders can be read 8 m from a reader radiating just 300 mW of power, similar to the power radiated from a cellphone
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Trolley Scan announced in Johannesburg that it has crossed another major technical hurdle in the development of small, efficent, low cost UHF transponders - key elements in radio frequency identification ...
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UHF RFID is a technology that few companies have had the opportunity of gaining hands-on experience with. RFID systems can project its energy over meters, but it has certain peculiarities that need to ...
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According to Trolley Scan, the estimated market demand for RFID transponders per annum is 100 million million (10¹⁴) per annum. This is needed over a wide range of scenarios, from labelling goods in a ...
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In the past, RFID components were developed and provided by major electronic-based manufacturers that needed the specialised resources inhouse, and were not well enough connected to the target markets ...
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