Intelleflex Corporation

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Intelleflex Corporation
Type Private
Founded 2002
Headquarters Santa Clara, CA
Products RFID
Website [1]

Intelleflex Corporation, located in Santa Clara, CA, is a developer of Extended Capability RFID. Through the use of battery-assisted passive RFID, Intelleflex’s products are able to deliver extended range, reliability, memory, and security. [1] As a worldwide company, Intelleflex offers complete solutions to customers in Yard Management, Aviation, Casino Management, and Transportation and Logistics, as well as other Asset Tracking markets. [2]

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[edit] Types of Tags

[edit] STT-7000

STT-7000 is a tag used for multipurpose asset tracking applications indoors and outdoors. It has a read/write range of up to 50 meters (+150 ft). The tags can be placed on non-metal reusable containers, pallets, parts bins, and withstand typical outdoor conditions.

[edit] SMT-7100

In September 2007, Intelleflex Corporation introduced the SMT-7100 tag. They are designed for use on metals, liquids and other challenging environments. Regardless of tag orientation, it has a read/write range of up to 50 meters (+150 ft). The tags can be placed on reusable totes, heavy machinery, trucks, rail cars, cargo containers and more.

[edit] BAT-7300

On January 15, 2008, Intelleflex Corporation introduced the BAT-7300 tag. Mostly used for personnel tracking, zone locationing and asset security applications, the tag provides new levels of control, security, and accountability. BAT-7300 tags have a read/write range of up to 35 meters (+114 ft).

[edit] References

  1. ^ "Motorola, Intelleflex Partner on RFID Technology", eWeek, December 12 2007.
  2. ^ "Intelleflex Offers Pilot-Development Kit", RFID Journal, February 28 2005.

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