The PowerScan 9600 RFID series empowers businesses in retail, transportation and logistics, manufacturing and healthcare to ...

None of these three types of RFID tracking requires a line-of-sight scanner that barcode tracking systems use, making RFID a much faster and simpler tracking process than barcode tracking.

Motorola Solutions, a leading provider of mission-critical communication products and services for enterprise and government customers, today introduced the FX9500 industrial-class fixed RFID ...

It is possible to use barcode-RFID hybrids. These solutions enable an ... The pallet can be scanned automatically with fixed portal readers or manually with a handheld scanner, thus saving time and ...

According to the company, the drones would use fixed RFID tags as reference points ... The new reader model is priced at $1,299 without a built-in bar-code scanner (or $1,449 with a 2D and 1D bar-code ...

Fixed RFID portals simply can’t provide this ... which is what pen and paper or typical barcode scanning requires. This is partly because RFID can detect tags wherever they are on assets ...

In this way, the XR450 RFID reader provides greater flexibility to adapt the reader to the intended application and perform deployments at the highest possible performance in the most challenging RF ...

Michael Liard, RFID and barcode research director ... With the FX9500 industrial fixed reader, Motorola Solutions addresses these high-performance requirements, allowing industrial enterprise RFID ...

Motorola RFID Antennas provide superior read zones for precise and uninterrupted tag-fixed reader communications. And their flexible mounting options (via supplied, standard bracket or custom mounting ...