RFID
RFID
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I work at an engineering firm. Lot of documents, drawings need to be reviewed internally. They go from one person to next and often it will be nice to track a package internally (Idea is similar to tracking a FEDEX package) But in my case the scope is small. The tags will need to communicate with some central or distributed signal processing unit.
Are there any companies from which we can just buy this complete solution?
If not, can you please guide me on how I go about researching this topic.
I am not much aware of RFID market. Which companies are the leaders, who offer the best solutions etc. Any tips from you will be very helpful. Also if you give me some ballpark cost estimates, it will be nice.
Are there any companies from which we can just buy this complete solution?
If not, can you please guide me on how I go about researching this topic.
I am not much aware of RFID market. Which companies are the leaders, who offer the best solutions etc. Any tips from you will be very helpful. Also if you give me some ballpark cost estimates, it will be nice.





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I believe that the above mentioned problem has been solved for certain types of RFID tags. I understand that they use short bursts of data and randomized timing. Many of the proposed applications will require exactly that sort of capability.
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Agreed, but those are presumably much more expensive than the ones that have this problem.
I'm not even certain that the RFID tags can be read from within a metal desk or drawer.
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Emails are sortable by time in Outlook, so the progression of the document is trackable.
kch
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If your organization can't generate sufficient discipline to fulfill a relatively painless procedure, it would not and should not get ISO900x certification.
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JM