Infographic: Why implement RFID technology in the retail sector?
Infographic: TERTIUM RFID mobile readers
An RFID reader in a keychain shape
A low cost tracking RFID reader of the size of a keyring allows the user to identify and track a specific object. The technology is quite simple to use: a tag (consisting of a microchip and an antenna) is placed on the object to be tracked and a reader is used to capture the data that can be transferred to either smartphones or PCs
The passive RFID technology. Focus on TERTIUM’s BlueBerry reader
RFID (Radio – Frequency – Identification) technology allows the identification and the memorization of the data in a specific object.
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BlueBerry UHF read Murata micro tag embedded on metal surface
An RFID tag is an electronic component made up of a chip and a small antenna. The tag has a small memory which can contain data and it has the ability to transmit them without the need of power, exploiting the energy that the antenna absorbs when it is illuminated by an RFID reader.
In the case of small-scale goods the problem to be faced is the, extremely limited, space available to apply the tag. Murata, a Japanese company that has gained excellent know-how in the development of multi-layer ceramic substrates, has created a new RFID tag, MAGICSTRAP tag, really tiny, but at the same time robust and resistant, which can be affixed or integrated into objects of small surfaces.
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The BlueBerry TERTIUM Technology supports BLE radio.
BlueBerry is a range of small and easy to use HF/UHF RFID portable readers. Continue reading “The BlueBerry TERTIUM Technology supports BLE radio.”
TERTIUM Technology BlueBerry. Go beyond the limits of the standards!
The light out of the tunnel.
This is the allegory that we have chosen to introduce the new “Tunnel” function of our RFID HF ISO 15693 readers.
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