What do bananas and FEIG RFID have in common? Quite a lot as it turns out. At the UN Climate Change Conference, COP26, in Glasgow, Scotland, October 31-November 13, 2021, Gajen Kandiah, CEO of Hitachi Vantara, showed a video that explained how the number one banana grower in Queensland, Australia – Bartle Frere – is using data to create an impressive end-to-end sustainable farming operation. FEIG’s HyWEAR compact wearable scanners, Continue Reading...
No Background Noise The global economy has started to pick up, even as we continue to navigate variants of the worst pandemic in centuries. Events and tradeshows are coming back to life, and companies are rushing to plan the next event, hoping attendees will show up. The trajectory is uncertain, considering that there is a shortage of everything in the tradeshow industry, including workers, supplies and time. They say, “Build Continue Reading...
cVEND payment terminals from FEIG are installed world-wide in ticket vending machines, turnstiles, fareboxes, validators, and more. FEIG ELECTRONIC, a German payment terminal solution provider, will feature its cVEND payment terminal systems at the APTA TRANSform Conference & EXPO, November 8-10 in Orlando, Florida. FEIG’s market-leading transit payment systems have been installed globally for years, and now as APTA members, FEIG is showcasing the latest in their payment solutions for Continue Reading...
RFID readers from FEIG that comply with Zhaga book 24 make NFC LED driver programming easier. These readers offer new opportunities in LED driver programming for luminaires and in production of LED drivers and luminaires. NFC programming is faster than traditional LED driver programming, is more feature-rich and flexible than resistor-setting or wire strap techniques and requires less training for production-line staff. The application software from the LED driver manufacturer Continue Reading...
Transit customers want to pay as they go, and they want to do it safely and easily with contactless technology. Transportation agencies are taking notice, and are adopting contactless, open-loop systems to provide users with the seamless, secure payment and ticketing experiences they expect. FEIG, a leading global self-service payment technology solutions provider, recognized transit operators’ ongoing commitment to upgrade payment experiences. As a result, the company became a certified Continue Reading...
FEIG ELECTRONIC, has launched myAXXESS, its innovative, secure, powerful and economical RFID access control solution for buildings and parking areas. The solution is free with FEIG reader hardware. Now system integrators can offer this simple, powerful system as an incentive to customers who need a new access system or want to modernize an outdated system. Based on advanced, proven RFID technology from FEIG, myAXXESS can be a standalone system or Continue Reading...
Outdated technology and cumbersome credential requirements can cause delays and even complete failures in systems for tolling, gate and parking access. Hear how to modernize your vehicle access control solutions to get the highest level security with fast activation of credentials, all while enabling payment systems.
The topics and challenges in the field of AutoID are more relevant than ever. Particularly in times of uncertain economic forecasts, time-optimized and cost-efficient processes are an essential factor for every company.
Learn how Dorcia Engineering deployed FEIG ELECTRONIC’S High-Frequency RFID technology to monitor these lines to quickly identify a problem and maintain the highest uptime on these production critical machines to maximize production, reduce rework, and avoid product recall.
The Smart Order Solution from FEIG eliminates ordering errors, increases efficiency and unlocks additional profitability. We will share case studies from Wurth using the Smart Order Solution for their customers to easily reorder tools and supplies. FEIG will also demonstrate the newly released HyWEAR compact™ a hybrid RFID + barcode wearable.
Josh Hoyt, consultant of Gear Head Associates and Klaus Schoeke, Vice President of Technical Sales and Support for FEIG Electronics will present how Fortiss is using the latest Intelligent Table Management to provide high-fidelity data from smart chip tracking to player’s analytics for several casinos in California.
Vehicle access into a gated parking area is accomplished by one of two methods; optically using cameras to read a license plate or wirelessly using a RFID tag. Only one of these methods is secure and 100% accurate.
How to reduce RFID errors when using UHF (RAIN RFID) technology. Sometimes the fix is quite simple if you know what you are looking for.
Hear Ellie Lee, Information Management Business Manager at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Center, share how her team developed a new software platform and installed an RFID system to track patients' progress in and out of operating rooms.
How do the leading RAIN readers perform regarding data capture rates, anti-collision performance, antenna multiplexing efficiency, and sensitivity in a dense reader environment? You might be surprised.​​​​​
Don’t miss this opportunity to gain testing insights for complying with ISO 60601 standards for embedding RFID into medical devices. Learn how FEIG ELECTRONICS has helped solved some of the RF testing and safety considerations for applications with RF enabled medical devices.
Discover how TriMet is staying ahead of the curve with its next generation contactless fare collection. Gain vital insights from Chris Tucker, Director, Revenue Operations at TriMet on the deployment of Hop Fastpass electronic fare system.
Modern RFID vehicle access systems are providing new opportunities to satisfy customer expectations and business goals. They offer safety, efficiency and reliability by providing continual secure access control, even during a power outage.
Vehicle access systems need to increase security, protect parking availability, and collect data. When that doesn’t happen, your asset becomes a liability. RFID vehicle access systems from FEIG make parking access into an asset.
Durable FEIG components give the solution offline management and Power over Ethernet (PoE), enabling continuous data collection. Paired with backup power, physical gate operation continues, even during a power outage.
Outdated technology and cumbersome credential requirements can cause delays and even complete failures in systems for tolling, gate and parking access. Hear how to modernize your vehicle access control solutions to get the highest level security with fast activation of credentials, all while enabling payment systems.
The topics and challenges in the field of AutoID are more relevant than ever. Particularly in times of uncertain economic forecasts, time-optimized and cost-efficient processes are an essential factor for every company.
Learn how Dorcia Engineering deployed FEIG ELECTRONIC’S High-Frequency RFID technology to monitor these lines to quickly identify a problem and maintain the highest uptime on these production critical machines to maximize production, reduce rework, and avoid product recall.
The Smart Order Solution from FEIG eliminates ordering errors, increases efficiency and unlocks additional profitability. We will share case studies from Wurth using the Smart Order Solution for their customers to easily reorder tools and supplies. FEIG will also demonstrate the newly released HyWEAR compact™ a hybrid RFID + barcode wearable.
Josh Hoyt, consultant of Gear Head Associates and Klaus Schoeke, Vice President of Technical Sales and Support for FEIG Electronics will present how Fortiss is using the latest Intelligent Table Management to provide high-fidelity data from smart chip tracking to player’s analytics for several casinos in California.
Vehicle access into a gated parking area is accomplished by one of two methods; optically using cameras to read a license plate or wirelessly using a RFID tag. Only one of these methods is secure and 100% accurate.
How to reduce RFID errors when using UHF (RAIN RFID) technology. Sometimes the fix is quite simple if you know what you are looking for.
Hear Ellie Lee, Information Management Business Manager at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Center, share how her team developed a new software platform and installed an RFID system to track patients' progress in and out of operating rooms.
How do the leading RAIN readers perform regarding data capture rates, anti-collision performance, antenna multiplexing efficiency, and sensitivity in a dense reader environment? You might be surprised.​​​​​
Don’t miss this opportunity to gain testing insights for complying with ISO 60601 standards for embedding RFID into medical devices. Learn how FEIG ELECTRONICS has helped solved some of the RF testing and safety considerations for applications with RF enabled medical devices.
Discover how TriMet is staying ahead of the curve with its next generation contactless fare collection. Gain vital insights from Chris Tucker, Director, Revenue Operations at TriMet on the deployment of Hop Fastpass electronic fare system.
Vehicle access systems are designed to consistently increase security, protect parking availability, and collect data. When that doesn’t happen, your asset becomes a liability. Whether your facility is a hotel, an apartment complex, a business or a gated community, customers rely on the vehicle access system for a feeling of safety and protection. When parking systems are outdated, they break down or malfunction more frequently and customers feel the opposite. How often have you visited a gated community to find the security gates standing wide open? It’s not a good customer experience, and customer experience is critically important to business success these days. Vehicle access systems that fall short cause more than a little inconvenience. Continue Reading...
Convenient NFC-based solution extends readable area to 1m x 1m x 1m for fast personalization of palletized items. Leveraging ST25DV dynamic tags, eliminates powering-up or removing items from palettes or boxes. FEIG, a leading global supplier of RFID technology and barcode readers and antennas and STMicroelectronics, a global semiconductor leader serving customers across the spectrum of electronics applications, have combined their RFID know-how in a time-saving logistics solution that can help cut numerous costs and enhance flexibility for vendors of high-tech products such as smart industrial, consumer, and medical devices. Together the companies have created a production-ready contactless system capable of personalizing palletized items containing ST’s ST25DV NFC dynamic tags in just a few seconds, Continue Reading...
Like most businesses these days, the automotive industry is affected by competition, the impact of the pandemic and the consequent need to stay profitable. In this new contactless environment, the ability to digitize and connect the entire supply chain making information captured in real time visible and actionable can have a huge positive effect on costs and thus profitability. While most manufacturing and logistics businesses have some sort of automated inventory system and/or barcode technology in place, is it enough? The more competition heats up, the more need there is for speed and efficiency. While a tight market may seem like the wrong time to spend money on internal systems, it is exactly the right Continue Reading...
Reliability Is Key for Vehicle Access Control Hotels, parking garages and other facilities need to collect vehicle access data around the clock to provide security, identify visitors and charge for services. At the same time, users expect seamless, touchless access. Disruptions in power or internet service create security and data gaps and frustrate customers, causing impacts to revenues and reputation. Collect Vehicle Access Data, Even in a Network or Access Control Failure FEIG’s ID MAX.U500i UHF Vehicle Access Control Reader offers Power over Ethernet (PoE) and offline mode. The ID MAX.U500i can be configured so data continues to collect in the reader or a separate device during an outage. MyAXXESS software provides easy administration, and Continue Reading...
Hospitals and medical facilities are learning the value of RFID-enabled smart shelves to automate routine tasks and free up clinician time for patient care. The technology improves efficiency and leaves time and energy for the one thing that cannot be automated – one human being caring for another. Healthcare facilities have long struggled to balance patient care with routine tasks. Inventory control, supply chain management and expired and recalled item identification take up time that could be spent with a patient. The COVID-19 pandemic put tremendous stress on hospitals, which further taxed patient care resources. Technology now has an elegant answer to help balance the equation. How an RFID Smart Shelf Works When supplies or Continue Reading...
The increasing networking of our world has created the need for an ever-higher level of cyber security. This is why FEIG publishes security advisories that indicate measures that must be taken to deal with weak points in software or operating systems. Correctly implemented, this action can effectively prevent any weak points from being exploited. In the fight against potential cyber crime, the security of our products and our customers’ systems is a top priority for us. As a result, we take information on possible security gaps or apparent faults very seriously and immediately address any security problems that have been identified. As soon as security-relevant errors are identified, we work to remedy the weak point Continue Reading...
