SensThys is releasing five new reader devices designed to be networked together, with up to 90 watts of Power-over-Ethernet, that can be used to cover up to 100 read points with a single gateway and a PoE connection.
The partnership is aimed at helping pharmaceutical companies easily create a system to deploy RFID tags that are built into their medication labels, thereby enabling the tracking of each product from the point of manufacture until after it arrives at a hospital.
Every time I host an RFID Journal LIVE! event, I learn a few things about the technology that I didn’t know.
Industrial companies are conducting qualification testing of Primo1D’s passive UHF E-Thread technology, with integrated RFID-enabled threads, including electric cables, ropes, bale twine and tires.
Barriers to the adoption of radio frequency identification technologies are disappearing.