Tracking assets that withstand extreme conditions – like hot temperatures, high pressure, corrosive chemicals and more – can present a real challenge. Standard RFID tags can’t always do the job and often requires a custom approach.
Read MoreWith thousands of dollars’ worth of construction tools on the line, tracking those items on electric utility vehicles can become a quick distraction for crewmembers.
Read MoreWhen you need to see inside a shipment without taking the time to open it, RFID technology can help, and can save you from wasting time, money and effort.
Read MoreA future where clothing can monitor health in real time may not be far off, according to researchers at Cornell University who recently demonstrated a method for using RFID technology to measure internal body movements and gather blood pressure, heart rate and breath rate data.
Read MoreYou can expect properly selected passive RFID tags to last for the entire lifespan of the assets to which they’re mounted. Since they do not have any moving parts, passive tags (like the Sentry series) do not suffer age- or stress-related breakdown.
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