Sascha Brueck, Field Application Engineer of Feig Electronics, joins Identify Podcast host, Justin Starbird for the “Who is Feig?” podcast series. Having started at Feig more than 15 years ago, ... Continue Reading

Sascha Brueck, Field Application Engineer of Feig Electronics, joins Identify Podcast host, Justin Starbird for the “Who is Feig?” podcast series. Having started at Feig more than 15 years ago, ... Continue Reading
When you think of vehicle identification, license plates are likely the first thing in mind, if not the cameras used to read them poised at every intersection, toll booth, and ... Continue Reading
If you’re in the business of supplying consumable goods, you are likely intimately familiar with the trials and tribulations of manual stock ordering. As your primary interaction with your customers, ... Continue Reading
With non-alcoholic beverages alone surpassing one trillion in sales worldwide as of 2019, the global beverage industry is truly enormous. With a steady 3-4% expansion rate, constantly growing to meet ... Continue Reading
There are many parts to an RFID system and a lengthy list of factors that may influence their performance. Often, a system malfunction can create a chain of blame that ... Continue Reading
The mobile NFC readers ID ECCO Smart HF-BLE and ID ECCO Smart 2D-HF-BLE are the first on the market to enable LED driver programming in accordance with Zhaga Book 25. ... Continue Reading
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.
Simple, Accurate Devices Improve Logistics, Warehouse, and Supply Chain Processes Organizations today need to do more with less. Product and information volume are increasing exponentially, and data is critical for decision-making. One essential way to increase efficiency is to combine human labor with mobile Internet of Things (IoT) devices to improve inventory accuracy, collect data, and simplify processes for logistics, warehouse, and supply chain applications. IoT mobile solutions are crucial for streamlining business operations by freeing employees from a computer station or desk for more flexibility. FEIG takes it a ...Continue Reading
Healthcare organizations are increasingly leveraging RFID technology to manage routine tasks. Better inventory visibility, precise laboratory sample tracking and accurate drug labeling are a few ways hospitals, laboratories, and surgery centers use RFID to improve operations and increase patient safety. In 2019, people in the U.S. spent $3.8 trillion on healthcare goods and services, up from about 2.5 trillion in 2009. This demand growth, exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic, put a tremendous burden on healthcare organizations to manage internal processes while providing the levels of satisfaction and safety patients expect. ...Continue Reading
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, currently on trial, appear in the video. The HyWEAR reads RFID tags into the farm’s supply chain tracking system. The ...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 it and they will come,” but will they? People showed up to APTA EXPO, so the event certainly proved the ...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 the U.S. transit market. “FEIG specializes in self-service payment terminals to simplify and accelerate payment processes,” says Eric W. Pitts, ...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 enables you to define the optimal driver configuration for every luminaire and application. These parameters can be written or read ...Continue Reading