Radio Frequency Identification Technology for Logistics, Tagging and EPC

KSW offers new windshield inlay

Wednesday, April 30, 2008

RFID component maker KSW Microtec AG has introduced its new KSW windshield inlay. The windshield tag is intended for use by commercial fleet operators or to manage access to corporate parking lots and high-security commercial and industrial areas.

The inlay features a customized antenna design and assembly which removes the need for a foam standoff. It makes use of passive RFID technology. The tags have a read range of 18 feet and are designed to use the Gen2 chip with an increased 512-bit user memory. [end] 

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