Tagging Non-Physical Assets Or Assets That You Cannot Reach
When performing a physical inventory of your assets, there may be times that your assets will not be easily accessed or physically present at your facility. If these assets still need to be accounted for in your annual inventories, you have a few options to ensure they are included in your reporting. Many of our customers have found ways to maintain visibility of assets that cannot have an RFID […]
Using Handheld RFID Readers To Inventory Assets
Implementing a handheld RFID reader into your asset tracking system allows you to easily automate the inventory process. This type of system involves less consulting, installation, engineering and tuning than implementations that utilize fixed RFID readers. There are four main steps involved in the implementation of a handheld RFID reader. They are as following: Find […]
Tagging Firearms
Tagging firearms poses many challenges such as where to mount the tag and what type of tag to use. Find out first how much abuse the tag will be subjected to. For instance, will it be used frequently, going in and out of holsters, or mostly stored? The initial problem you will encounter is whether to select […]
Passive vs. Active RFID
The main difference in active and passive RFID tags is that active tags use a battery power source to broadcast their signal automatically, and a passive RFID tag does not have any power source. Passive tags only transmit RFID signals when receiving a radio frequency energy from an RFID reader that is within range. When considering which type of RFID tags […]
What is the read range of passive UHF RFID tags?
There is no one simple answer to this question. Handheld RFID readers can read RFID tags somewhere between 1 and 50+ feet. Fixed readers can read RFID tags up to 100+ feet. Some very large tags that are designed for items like shipping containers are able to achieve a read range of over 100 feet, however, the size […]
Laptop Tracking
Tracking IT assets such as laptops poses interesting problems, especially when you have security requirements. Some specific challenges seen with laptop tracking includes: Metal Ensuring good read rates Tag placement Laptops generally have a significant amount of metal on them, so using passive RFID tags can be a challenge. Sometimes laptops have a plastic outer layer, however the metal inside the […]
IOT RFID Tracking
Our software allows you to automate data collection, which leads to less human error and less time spent on barcode solution tracking. RFID handheld devices scan and read dozens of tags at a time, so you will have immediate visibility of what is missing and what is accounted for. Using RFID tags allows you to read racks of equipment […]
Fixed Asset Inventory Using RFID
There are many advantages of using RFID for inventorying assets vs using manual and barcode processes. The main advantages we have identified are… RFID Reads Multiple Tags At Once Manual inventory processes require individually matching an Asset’s tag number or serial number to a number in a spreadsheet or report. This is very time consuming and often leads […]
FAQ: Does RFID Read Through Walls?
We get this question quite often and the simple answer is “yes”. RFID readers can read through walls, but it is fairly easy ensure it is reading tags in only one room at a time. Walls constructed of concrete and cinder block will typically prevent most RFID tags from reading through the walls. However, if your walls are constructed of […]
RFID Data Center Tracking
Using RFID tags in a data center allows the technology to really show off its capabilities. In a data center, you often have densely racked servers and network equipment. With the wave of a handheld RFID reader, you can read racks of equipment in seconds without the need of manually reading serial numbers or scanning barcode tags one […]
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