GAO RFID Inc.    Toronto   Canada
Jan 31, 2011 Model 124048, high-frequency RFID tag installs on door frame to monitor and report on door status, and enables users to track enclosure access attempts. Featuring transmission range of more than 30 ft, unit broadcasts unique ID and door status message every 10 sec, and has battery life of up to 7 yr. Product includes active RFID tag, magnet assembly, and industrial-strength adhesive backing to ease installation. It is impact and splash resistant as well as temperature stable.

Radiant RFID    Austin, TX 78738
Jan 25, 2011 With read range up to 4 m, rewearable Gen 2 UHF Wristband is composed of silicone material and can be worn for days, weeks or months. Product comes in 20+ colors and various sizes, supports custom graphics, and conforms to EPC Radio-Frequency IDentification Protocols Class-1 Generation 2 standards. Uses include RFID tracking applications requiring comfort and long wear, such as cruise ships, theme parks, trade shows, festivals, and long-term special events.

InkSure Technologies Inc.    Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309.
Jan 21, 2011 Fostering enforcement of motor vehicle safety laws and regulations, CarSure can read taggants (optical codes) and authenticate documents through car windows. Invisible taggants are integrated into documents during manufacturing process and thereafter can only be detected by CarSure reader. Taggants can be incorporated into any material, including plastics commonly used in stickers affixed to car windows, and are active for entire life of document.

GAO RFID Asset Tracking    Toronto M1B 2K4  Canada
Jan 21, 2011 Compliant with MIFARE Ultralight, 13.56 MHz Mini Read/Write RFID Tag offers read range of 2-4 cm, max read quantity of 1 tag/sec, and memory capacity of 512 bits for data storage. High frequency, contactless unit is finished with PVC plastic and can withstand temperature range of -55 to 100°C. Device is suitable for embedding within casino chips, anti-counterfeiting, access control, and industrial transponders applications.

GAO RFID Asset Tracking    Toronto M1B 2K4  Canada
Jan 19, 2011 Designed to read and write Mifare 1 tags, 13.56 MHz Model 223001 features built-in, omni-directional antenna with max read distance of 3 cm. Unit is powered via Compact Flash connector, is compliant with ISO 14443A standard, and has CE and FCC technical certifications. High-frequency reader is suited for close proximity applications, including logistics, guard patrol tour, time and attendance tracking, ticketing, and access control.

GAO RFID Inc.    Toronto   Canada
Jan 19, 2011 Operating from 2.4-2.5 GHz at RF output power of 0 dbm, Model 127003 collects temperature data in real-time and transmits data to reader for recording. Unit has max read range of 100 m and uses anti-collision algorithm, allowing 100 tags to be read simultaneously without operational influence. If tagged item's temperature falls beyond preset limits, tag can trigger alarm. Device is useful for identifying exact time of temperature changes and monitoring refrigerated items en route.

GAO RFID Inc.    Toronto   Canada
Jan 19, 2011 Operating at frequency range of 2.4-2.5 GHz, Model 127001 offers read range up to 100 m and anti-collision functionality, which enables up to 100 tags to be read simultaneously. Device is built around 0.18 µm CMOS IC and provides 4-year battery life without sacrificing read range. Used to identify and locate items or persons, read-only tag is suited for applications such as manufacturing, asset, and vehicle management.

L-Tron Corp.    Victor, NY 14564
Jan 18, 2011 Employing omnidirectional scanner capable of capturing barcode data from up to 30 ft away, MC9190-G incorporates mobile operating system, microprocessor, memory, and multiple connectivity options. Integrated 2D imager engine can read multiple barcode types, including those that are damaged or dirty. While backlit display facilitates viewing, display's flexible, sturdy glass tolerates drops, scratches, spills, and bumps. Customizable density and DPM options are available.

Accu-Time Systems, Inc.    Ellington, CT 06029
Jan 18, 2011 AccuTouch(TM) workforce management terminal integrates multispectral fingerprint reader that uses multiple wavelengths of light to identify surface fingerprint in addition to capillary patterns under skin. Suited for dry, dirty, dusty, or wet environments, unit features finger placement slot to guide user's finger into proper location. Unit operates across range of temperatures, relative humidity, and ambient light and has template storage for up to 50,000 users.

Balluff, Inc.    Florence, KY 41042-0937
Jan 14, 2011 Compatible with Mazak data control and tracking systems, RFID Tool ID Tags mount in end of tool holder retention knob, which is then screwed into top of tool holder to provide handling point for automatic tool changing and repeatable place for reading Tool ID tag in Mazak machining centers. Designed to withstand elevated pressures and centrifugal forces, tags have center hole that is compatible with cooling and sealing apparatus, which allows cooling fluid to pass through tag and retention knob.

GAO RFID Inc.    Toronto   Canada
Jan 14, 2011 Designed for loop attachment to key rings or other items with similar mounting requirements, Model 136007 operates over frequency range of 902-928 MHz for North America and 865-868 MHz for Europe and India. Tag offers 64 Kb memory total with 60 Kb rewritable non-volatile user memory to store user information such as E-manifest, maintenance records, custody chain, and history. With max read distance of 25 m, Model 136007 supports data rates of 8 Kbps for forward link and 32 Kbps for reverse link.

Saelig Co., Inc.    Pittsford, NY 14534
Jan 12, 2011 Measuring 5 x 1.5 x 0.7 in., CM-500W3 handheld 2.4 GHz Class I Bluetooth barcode scanner uses linear CCD image sensor with 630 nm red LED illumination source. Beeper and LEDs indicate read status, while USB cable enables plug and scan operation. Internal 32-bit MPU reads linear barcodes at 100 scan/sec at distance of 2-10 in., and non-volatile memory stores up to 500 scans. Configurable for time stamp and output data format, device can read up to 15,000 scans before requiring recharge.

Anritsu Co.    Morgan Hill, CA 95046
Jan 10, 2011 Covering 500 kHz to 1.6 GHz frequency range, S412E LMR Master aids installation, verification, and service of P25/NXDN and LTE public safety, utility, and private mobile communications systems. Unit combines P25/NXDN radio test set with cable and antenna analyzer, 2-port network analyzer, spectrum analyzer, interference analyzer, and power meter, plus LTE transmitter measurement capability. Coverage mapping feature allows up to 8 hr of BER and RSSI testing to be associated with GPS location.

Agilent Technologies, Inc.    Santa Clara, CA 95051
Jan 10, 2011 For extended functionality, ENA Series E5061B 5 Hz to 3 GHz vector network analyzer is available with RF NA (network analysis) and ZA (impedance analysis) options. RF NA option operates from 100 kHz to 1.5/3 GHz and is available as 2-port S-parameter or transmission/reflection test set with 50 or 75 X port impedance. ZA software option provides fixture compensation support for impedance measurements and equivalent circuit analysis function for characterization of DUT.

Contrinex, Inc.    Lombard, IL 60148
Jan 05, 2011 With read/write modules connected directly to RS485 field bus, RFID System enables network of up to 253 read/write modules to be created. Physical address of specific read/write module is determined by means of selector built into device. By using USB adapter, up to 10 read/write modules can be directly addressed physically from control console. RFID system allows for integration of all tags complying with requirements of ISO/IEC 15693 standard.

GAO Embedded Inc.    Toronto 12345  Canada
Dec 29, 2010 Operating at frequency of 13.56 MHz, Model 713001 offers max read/write distance of 20 cm and is compatible with ISO15693 transponders and other standard tags including I-CODE SLI and Tag-it HF-I. Chip operates over temperature range of 0-60°C and requires 5 Vdc power source with 80 mA in transmit mode and 70 mA in standby mode. Offering RS232, UART, and RS485 communication interfaces, device is suited for installation into printers, terminals, and handheld devices.

Dynamic Systems, Inc.    Redmond, WA 98052
Dec 27, 2010 Intended for Public Works, Utilities, Energy, and Department of Transportation organizations, CheckMate Software Suite integrates major functions within organization and includes tracking of capital assets, inventory, and tools/equipment. Tools can be checked out to job/location, department, task, or employee, and system will show who has it, where it is located, and when is it due back. Stockroom tracks inventory in multiple locations, and capital assets will record asset condition and depreciate items.

IndigoVision Inc.    Hoboken, NJ 07030-4805
Dec 22, 2010 Cardax integration module allows video to be viewed within FT Command Centre access control management tool. Live video, streamed across IP network, can be viewed by selecting specific camera feeds or in response to event or alarm. Video can also be used for intercom applications or identification purposes within Cardax FT Challenge module. This provides ability to double-check identity of cardholders passing through entry point by comparing cardholder's image to picture from live video feed.

STMicroelectronics    Lexington, MA 02421
Dec 16, 2010 To accelerate servicing and facilitate record keeping, LRiS64K combines radio tagging circuitry with 64 Kb non-volatile EEPROM capable of storing manufacturer details as well as repair/upgrade data. Information held directly on this 13.56 MHz device is accessible via standard RFID reader, and service history can be updated for subsequent inspection/service. Along with 64-bit Unique Identifier, features include ISO15693 standard Multi-password protection and 53 Kbps wireless data rate.

Gravic, Inc.    Malvern, PA 19355-1758
Dec 16, 2010 Intended for data collection, survey tabulation, and test scoring using plain paper OMR forms and image scanner, Remark Office OMR® v8 lets users create and print forms in any word processing or form design program without registration marks or special ink/paper. It works directly with TWAIN-compatible scanners and supports any image device. As forms are read, data from filled-in marks, barcodes, and machine printed characters is entered into Data Center for cleaning, analysis, or export.