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| [02/16/09] |
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RFID Technology Enabled Library Management System
RFID technology can fully automate various transactions happening within a Campus. Students, teachers and staff can be provided with RFID smart cards for their attendance and access to various labs and library. Library systems can also be automated by using RFID which can include issuing of books, security gates, searching of books, etc. Assets like computers, electronic equipment and mechanical tools which are constantly on the go for student experiments can be tracked to improve their usage by various departments. Hostel can also be better managed with access control system installed for students. |
RapidRadio Solutions |
| [06/16/08] |
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The Advantages of FRAM-Based Smart ICs for Next Generation Government Electronic IDs
Electronic versions of passports and other government-issued identification documents use an Integrated Circuit (IC) or chip to establish a digital link between the holder and personal biometric information, such as a digitized photo, fingerprint or iris image. Designed to enhance border, physical and IT security, electronic chips ensure that the person holding a passport or government document is the one to whom it was legitimately issued. This paper details the advantages of embedded FRAM memory for smart ICs in contrast to the traditional memory technologies used in many e-passport and government ID programs today. |
TI |
| [12/03/07] |
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Document tracking with PJM
PJM StackTag technology allows for reliable document tracking. It is unique in its capability to communicate with hundreds of tightly stacked tags that have virtually no separation, like RFID tags on single page documents. With the PJM anti-collision protocol it is possible to manage more than 16,000 tagged pages or files per reader at identification speeds of 700 tags per second. Magellan offers a wide range of specific PJM StackTag labels and dedicated reader products to track thousand of documents through office and archive environments. |
Magellan Technology |
| [10/22/07] |
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The Advantages of FRAM-Based Smart ICs for Next Generation Government Electronic IDs
The next generation ICs will employ an advanced embedded memory technology, called FRAM (Ferroelectric Random Access Memory), which considerably improves the speed and reliability of future smart, secure e-passports and government ID documents. This paper details the advantages of embedded FRAM memory for smart ICs in contrast to the traditional memory technologies used in many e-passport and government ID programs today. |
TI |
| [09/28/06] |
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RFID: Infineon Bulk Identification System
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Infineon |
| [09/20/06] |
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RFID: City Library, Identification System, Vienna, Austria
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Infineon |
| [09/18/06] |
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Case Study: IP Law Firm
Sughrue Mion, PLLC is a leading IP law firm based in Washington, DC. In 2001, Sughrue had implemented a Windows-based system to automate file room operations and track 12,000 active files. Over the years, the firm's database had grown to 140,000 files, the number of employees was approaching 250, and the volume of activity was much larger. |
FileTrail |
| [01/24/06] |
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RFID Used in Ouachita Parish Public Library
In 1988, following an extensive search for an information systems partner, the Ouachita library selected Checkpoint to help with the deployment of security systems built on Radio Frequency (RF) technology. This installation was quite successful and the two organizations enjoyed a collaborative relationship for the next several years. |
CheckPoint |
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