Big announcement from DART: In addition to the ways in which riders can now pay their fares (cash on the bus, DART’s mobile GoPass app and cash or card at light rail station ticket vending machines) DART riders will have a new option early in 2017 — a reloadable card available at 7-Eleven and other…
Military drones, sheep herding drones, delivery drones—a lot of game-changing tech has emerged out of the recent drone boom. And it’s only beginning. Now, drones are being outfitted with radio frequency identification (RFID) to help businesses track inventory. Picture this. A few times a week, a sales manager grabs a clipboard and walks around a…
Team Building Boost Spirit— a super team building show May 24, 2016. Here comes a new Morning Gathering Meeting, which is a tradition of Shanghai Huayuan Smart. What will be the task for today? Everyone’s looking at me with exciting faces. As the host, I delivered today’s task to the two individual term. There is…
RFID Wristbands are a great way to identify students for special events or field trips because they are worn securely by each student. RFIDHY’s wristbands are highly-visible and non-transferable. Identify groups of children by grade, teacher, or bus to keep groups together while on field trips. Use wristbands for admission at proms, dances, or graduations.…
WITH THE Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation in the process of installing biometric devices at the Deonar dumping ground, nearly 1,000 ragpickers will be able to resume their jobs from June onwards. Ragpickers were barred from entering the dumping ground in March following a number of pocket fires. The solid waste management department of the BMC will…
Everyone knows that RFID wristbands are the perfect form of ticketing and identification for venues with large crowds. They act as highly-visible, non-transferable wrist tickets that are worn by your attendees. Whether you use them for general admission or special access (VIP areas, back stage pass, press pass, luxury seats, etc.), wristbands allow your staff…
Engineers at North Carolina State University have applied a new technology called RF-only logic to create passive RFID tags that are 25 percent smaller than today’s. And a smaller tag means a cheaper tag. The space savings comes from eliminating a circuit usually considered crucial to the chip’s operation—the rectifier. Passive RFID tags, the most…