RFIDNews | Translogik signs RFID Chile distribution agreement

Friday, May 28, 2010

Translogik and RFID Chile recently signed a distribution agreement to provide real time monitoring solutions to the South American mining industry.

Under the agreement Translogik’s off the road tire pressure monitoring system will be combined with RFID Chile’s mining applications to provide a real-time OTR tire temperature and pressure management solutions to the South American mining industry.

Access to accurate, reliable, real-time temperature and pressure data will allow the mine operator to minimize replacement costs and breakdowns which adversely affect production levels.

Initially, Translogik and RFID Chile plan to fit three off the road tire pressure management systems to Komatsu 830E dumper trucks fitted with 57 inch tires.

EarthSearch inks deal to curb oil theft, Nigeria

EarthSearch Communications has entered into a partnership agreement with Cynox, the Nigerian technology solutions provider, to monitor fuel levels in oil tankers.

In Nigeria, the cancellation of government oil subsidies has lead to increasing concerns over oil theft. EarthSearch’s integrated RFID and GPS product, together with level sensor technology will be used to monitor sudden drops in fuel level to detect the unauthorized siphoning of oil from the top of tanker.

Murata collabs with Beta LAYOUT on RFID starter kit

Murata and Beta LAYOUT announced a joint venture to launch an RFID starter kit aimed at printed circuit board (PCB) engineers and developers aspiring to incorporate RFID into their electronics design.

StrikeForce Technologies signs European distribution agreement

StrikeForce Technologies, an online identity theft and data breach prevention specialist, has signed a marketing and distribution agreement with DWCC Ltd. to cover the European market.

Ascendent ID launches CompacTag for automatic vehicle identification

Ascendent ID has launched a long-range RFID tag for automatic vehicle identification systems in applications such as gated communities, parking facilities and college campuses.

The new CompacTag comes in a small package which can be installed inside the windshield by utilizing hook-and-loop fasteners or double-sided tapes for applications requiring a removable mount.

Zebra, Checkpoint Systems partnershp extends enterprise visibility

Zebra and Checkpoint Systems have entered into a cooperative relationship and licensing agreement. While the exact terms of the transaction were not disclosed, the relationship does bring together Zebra’s active location solutions with Checkpoint division OATSystems’ passive RFID, auto-ID and sensor capabilities.

First NFC store opens in Tokyo

Japan’s Fukumi Corporation has opened the world’s first physical shop for NFC tags, applications, starter kits and printing and encoding services in Yaesu, Tokyo.

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Translogik signs RFID Chile distribution agreement