Brazilian company, Ceitec, has announced that its RFID devices are the first to be entirely designed in that country. This accomplishment marks a significant step in expanding the country’s domestic microelectronics industry. Dependence on semiconductor imports is decreased and opportunities become available for some of the country’s top engineers. In Ceitec’s initial field trials of […]

The developers at Codeninja have invented a device which can be aimed at RFID tags, and even USB flash drives, to permanently deactivate and destroy their data. The gun was fabricated using a Nerf N-Strike Recon CS-6, with a 0.6 kilojoule camera flash driving a 50-turn copper spool. Just for laughs and giggles, this RFID […]

The utilization of RFID tags looks to increase over the next few years as many industrial organizations find them useful for asset tracking throughout the supply chain. But what becomes of the tags after they become inoperable, and are no longer needed? How do we dispose of them properly to ensure our landfills are not […]

To meet the demand for applications requiring long distance identification, such as agriculture and industrial environments, GAO RFID has launched its fixed reader antenna panel. This LF fixed reader antenna, model 312001, features a compact design and durable construction making it resistant to typical environmental influences. The low frequency antenna panel, in combination with stationary […]

GAO has released a surplus of products over the past year. So what better way to end the year then to mention not only another product, but instead mention two new products released by GAO. The RFID solution provider has developed a new high frequency embedded reader, as well as a low frequency encapsulated tag. […]

Gaming Partners International Corporation announced that it will unveil the latest in its RFID table applications at International Gaming Expo 2010, held in London on Jan. 26-28. GPI’s presentation will feature its latest developments in furniture design, roulette and baccarat reader displays, and new product lines in currency and playing cards to compliment is its […]

GAO introduced its 2.45GHz gain-adjustable active Wi-Fi RFID reader, which utilizes an advanced 0.18 μm CMOS IC for ultra-low power consumption and also uses 802.11 b wireless communication standard. GAO RFID Inc’s gain adjustable RFID Wi-Fi reader, model 217002, offer a large-capacity buffer and saves up to 800 data sets from of the last read […]