Radio Frequency Identification Technology for Logistics, Tagging and EPC

APT Skidata releases RFID vehicle access control system

Monday, September 26, 2011

APT Skidata unveiled a long range RFID tag and reader combination for applications in vehicle identification and access control.

The passive RFID tag requires no batteries and is attached to the window of the car. As the car approaches the tag is read by the reader. It is reader from a range of up to 10 meters, allowing ample time for the barrier to detect and open for any oncoming vehicle.


The hands free solution allows drivers to convenient access parking facilities without the need to wave or press a card against a reader. The tag can additionally be configured to limit user access to specific times or days of the week, and can even be integrated with e-ticketing solutions.

The APT Skidata RFID solution is designed for parking and vehicle identification applications in areas such as shopping centers, airports, theme parks and city center car parks. [end] 

Yellowknife Airport (YZF) located in Northwest Territories, Canada is using an integrated RFID solution provided by TagMaster for hands-free shuttle and maintenance vehicle access.

In conjunction with ACTS (Access Control Tracking System) Essential, powered by ArmID, the RFID solution enables YZF to add vehicles and activate tags, deactivate lost or stolen tags, open gates remotely, manage access schedules, and generate reports, all from a Web-enabled interface using any standard Web browser.

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VingCard Elsafe announced a technology interface has been completed between its line of contactless RFID hotel locking solutions and SKIDATA, an Austrian provider of access management and ticketing solutions for ski resorts, airports, sports venues and tourist attractions.

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India recently opened its first RFID-based electronic toll collection (ETC) plaza at Chandimandir in Haryana’s Panchkula district.

The technology enables road users to make toll payments without stopping at the plaza and, in turn, reduce traffic congestion and commuting time. With the new electronic system, toll statements can also be obtained online so that users that need a receipt do not have to stop at the toll plaza.

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The Warnow Tunnel in Rostock, Germany is now experiencing smooth traffic flow thanks to an RFID-based toll collection system commission by Schreiner PrinTrust.

The automatic vehicle identification system leverages the Schreiner PrinTrust ((rfid)-Windshield Label, equipped with a specially adapted antenna for application to windshields and other glass substrates.

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Dirk Fox Permalink
October 7, 2011 3:11 AM

SKIDATA customers are now using more than 300 UHF readers and > 10.000 Keytags.

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