RFID Hybrid Label: Two frequencies in a smart label

RFID – the abbreviation stands for “Radio Frequency Identification”. Translated, that means “identification with the help of electromagnetic waves”. When it comes to logistical or product-related applications, more often than not a very specific form of RFID technology is at the center of what is happening: the so-called “smart label”. Fig. 1: A tiny chip in the label enables […]

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RFID labels allow ticketless parking

  What will your children answer when asked by their grandchildren how people used to use parking garages? “You had to… drive into the parking garage, pull a ticket (where the barrier opened, if there were still places left, otherwise you had to wait in the queue until someone got out), looking for a space, then […]

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DataMatrix code – the “better” barcode?

  Whether at the supermarket checkout, in production or in warehouse distribution centres: barcodes are used in trade as well as in industry and logistics in order to be able to record and process data electronically. Automatic identification is not only faster than manual identification, but is also much less prone to errors. There are different types of barcodes. They can be divided […]

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Sensor Plus technology now available in Europe

Credit card-sized label records temperatures a product is exposed to throughout the supply chain   Following its successful launch in the United States in September, Avery Dennison has introduced the TT Sensor Plus temperature data logger to the European market as a simple, reliable, and cost-effective way to track temperatures during a product’s supply chain journey. […]

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