RFIDNews | Orizin offers low cost demo kit

Wednesday, December 31, 2008

Orizin Technologies Pvt. Ltd., a Bangalore-based RFID hardware maker, has announced a New Year’s gift of sorts to prospective business partners. The Indian firm is offering an economically priced integrated RFID demo kit for solutions providers and resellers interested in a long-term business relationship with Orizin.

The demo kit, with products from Orizin’s Dominion series, consists of one 2-port UHF reader, two antennas, ten passive tags and software development kit. The demo kit is expected to be delivered within 4 weeks of ordering.

“This is a great opportunity to get a first hand experience of RFID technology.” says Suresh Rao, chief technology officer of Orizin. “We will provide free email support to our partners for a 3 month period.”

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