Radio Frequency Identification Technology for Logistics, Tagging and EPC

UPM Raflatac tosses us a new bone

Thursday, April 15, 2010

UPM Raflatac recently introduced a new DogBone ultra-high frequency RFID tag designed to provide enhanced performance and security features.

Incorporating Monza 4 integrated circuits from Impinj, security and privacy are regulated through QT technology. The QT technology will safeguard the confidentiality of data stored within the tag.

The new DogBone also features an extended memory up to 512 bits, with EPC memory up to 496 bits, as well as Serial Tag ID (STID). The product is set to launch in June of this year. [end] 

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