Radio Frequency Identification Technology for Logistics, Tagging and EPC

Digant launches Scosta-compatible modules

Wednesday, April 1, 2009

Digant Technologies has announced an updated version of its HF RFID reader/writer modules. The new modules’ capabilities have been expanded to enable use with Scosta CL cards and tags in addition to MiFare devices.

The OEM modules, which come in a small format with an external antenna, or a slightly larger format which includes an internal antenna, can be to render equipment or terminals RFID-enabled and able to both read and write on MiFare or Scosta CL cards.

The modules are available with both RS232 and USB outputs to connect directly to the COM/USB port on a desktop computer or laptop. SDKs are provided with the devices to enable easy integration with customers’ existing systems.

Digant Technologies is a provider of RFID hardware based in Bangalore, India [end] 

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