HANDHELD RFID READERS
Tracient Technologies specializes in wireless, handheld and mobile RFID readers utilizing both HF and UHF frequencies.
Tracient’s handheld RFID Readers and countertop RFID readers can be quickly integrated into your current business software without significant capital expenditure or time. Stylish and ergonomic, a Tracient reader can be connected quickly to your Bluetooth® enabled device (PDA, cell phone, smart phone, PC, laptop) thus giving the device rapid RFID capability. Tracient also offers RFID consultancy and tag selection services.
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Capture Data directly to your application using Tracient's RFIDWedge.
Looking
to test RFID on your current software using your existing (legacy)
hardware? This can be a painful and risky process. With Tracient’s
RFIDWedge you can substitute a bar code scanner with RFID readers and
export RFID tag Ids and data into your existing software applications
with minimal set-up, saving you significant time and money. more>
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FEATURED PRODUCT
The TP0012 is a Compact Low Frequency Handheld Bluetooth enabled RFID Reader capable of reading animal ear tags at 134.2 kHz. The product includes support for ISO11784/85 tags FDX-B, FDX-A (FECAVA), HDX, and ID64.
The reader is ergonomically designed for close-quarter work with animals or animal samples and is ideal for rapid verification activities. It is lightweight and fits comfortably in the hand.
The device features a class II Bluetooth interface capable of use up to about 10m from a connected terminal device such as a PC or handheld computer. Now you can leverage your existing investment in handheld computers to quickly add RFID functionality.
New Zealand buyers can use this product with NAIT compliant tags.
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NEWS
14 July 2011 - Tracient UHF Readers now support tags used for AEI in American railcars and trucks.Tags that comply with AAR and ATA specifications will return a 128 bit identifier.
29 March 2011 - Tracient has resumed operations following the February 22 Earthquake.
20 December 2010 - Tracient handheld readers have been deployed at Qantas customer service desks to handle frequent flyer baggage using permanent RFID bag tags.
13 July 2010 - Tracient has supplied RFID (Radio Frequency IDentification) readers and assisted with crucial software development for handheld computers to be used with a RFID reader for rapidly identifying and tracking machinery and parts on the oil skimmers, some 500 of which are now deployed in cleanup operations along the US coastline.
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