New chip from Qualcomm Technologies combines integrated RFID with AI and advanced connectivity, enabling edge devices across retail, commercial and industrial sectors to connect, compute and interact ...

The PinPoint information could augment RFID data, Vong notes, by providing locations beyond RFID reader zones. Inside airports, PinPoint can include Sigfox’s proximity detection to identify a tagged ...

Photo Courtesy of APM Terminals Port of Callao workers circle a piece of equipment to demonstrate the 30-ft range of RFID sensors, manufactured by Avonwood Developments. Related Links: Avonwood's ...

Davis said companies continue to buy RFID proximity cards after weighing the risks or combining the cards with other authentication technologies such as pin-pad access or smart card technology.

Are there any chips that employ both proximity and vicinity radio frequency identification technology—and if so, which companies produce them? —Name withheld ——— Texas Instruments sells a chip, the ...

Rolled out in April of 2018, KeyMe says in a statement that users can simply visit a kiosk, hold a low-frequency (LF) 125 kHZ RFID proximity card or fob to the scanner, and the unit will read the ...

In 2013, 125KHz RFID proximity badges were the default in nearly all deployments, but that’s no longer the case in 2016.

The low-cost Proximity RFID reader also offers more security and has a two-LED signal lamp for indication of standby search and data communications. It can be easily installed in either indoor or ...

The RFID wristwatch costs an additional $399, so the entire package will be at least three times the cost of a standard .22 pistol. For the moment, only the Oak Tree Gun Club in Los Angeles is ...

Government of Ghana has an opportunity to revolutionize the country’s national identification and data management systems by ...

Next week at the Black Hat Briefings in Las Vegas, Brown will release the end result: a modified RFID reader that can capture data from 125KHz low frequency RFID badges from up to three feet away ...

Despite legal threats, a presentation on vulnerabilities in RFID access cards went forward Wednesday at the Black Hat security conference in Washington, D.C. But there was no card-cloning ...