Zebra’s New Printer Prompts Powerful New Cards
27 April, 2007
category: Biometrics, Corporate, RFID
epcSolutions, Inc. this morning announced what it calls “the first application leveraging Zebra’s RFID Gen2 card printer.”
The new printer from Zebra Technologies allows RFID-enabled plastic ID cards to be simultaneously printed and encoded.
The encoded ID cards can be used for a wide range of identification purposes such as driver’s licenses, student ID cards, loyalty and VIP access and other access-control scenarios.
The cards form the nucleus for epcSolutions’ TetraGate 2 RFID and biometric access control system. With these printed and encoded cards, it is possible to obtain a read range of 20 to 25 feet for access control, the company said in a press statement.