Radio Frequency Identification Technology for Logistics, Tagging and EPC

Advanced ID wins deal for Chinese metal detector technology

Monday, November 3, 2008

Advanced ID has announced a contract to supply RFID technology and integration services to Chinese homeland security specialist Shenzhen Xinyuantong Electronics. The deal, expected to be worth around $1.6 million, will provide Advanced ID’s proprietary technology for Shenzhen metal detectors.


Shenzen is primarily a supplier of walk-through metal detectors, but the company offers 21 types of security products, including various metal detectors, digital X-ray detection systems, and other security devices used in the transportation and entertainment industries, government agencies and other locations.

The deal is part of a rapid expansion of Advanced ID’s presence in the Asian market. The company established its Asian subsidiary, Advanced ID Asia Pacific, in Hong Kong in June of this year; further inroads in the market were made with the September purchase of mainland China-based RFID manufacturer, Shenzhen DDCT Technology, which will handle the newly announced contract. [end] 

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