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The MIFARE Plus card serves as both a gateway for new Smart City applications and a compelling security upgrade for legacy infrastructures. It offers the benefit of a seamless upgrade of existing MIFARE Classic product-based installations at minimum effort. This allows to issue more secure cards into existing system environments prior to infrastructure security upgrades. After the security upgrade, the MIFARE Plus products use AES security for authentication, data integrity and encryption which is based on open, global standards.
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RFID laundry tags are used to identify and track laundry items in commercial laundry facilities. These tags can be easily attached to clothing and linens and can withstand multiple washes and dry cycles, making them ideal for laundry management. With RFID laundry tags, laundry management becomes more efficient and accurate. The tags can be scanned by an RFID reader, which automatically matches each item with its corresponding owner or account. This eliminates the need for manual tracking and reduces the risk of lost or misplaced items.
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NFC (Near Field Communication) stickers are small, versatile tags that use radio waves to communicate with NFC-enabled devices, like smartphones. When you tap your phone or other compatible device against an NFC sticker, it can trigger various actions, such as opening a website, sharing contact information, or automating tasks.
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NFC stickers are small, passive devices that can be embedded in objects or attached to them. They are also known as an NFC label, containing a small microchip (like NTAG213/215/216 etc.) and an antenna that allows them to communicate with other NFC-enabled devices. NFC tags can be used for a variety of purposes, such as contactless payments, data transfer, and triggering events. They are often compared to RFID tags, but the two are different technologies. Unlock the potential of contactless technology with our NFC stickers, designed for businesses seeking to streamline operations and enhance customer engagement.
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The FeliCa Card is a highly secure, contactless smart card developed by Sony. Widely used across Asia, particularly in Japan, the FeliCa Card has become the standard for various applications, including public transportation, access control, and electronic payments.
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The clamshell card is an RFID card widely utilized for access control and identification. They are a type of proximity card made from durable ABS and PVC materials, making them thicker than standard RFID cards, which often leads to their nickname “thick cards.” Mostly operating at a frequency of 125 kHz, They are primarily used in access control systems for office buildings, large corporate campuses, schools, universities.
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Proximity fobs, also known as proximity tokens, are small electronic devices that allow for keyless entry into a system used in access control. They communicate wireless signals that are received by a sensor to allow predetermined commands such as lock and unlock to occur based on presence. Proximity fobs are part of the contactless card technologies and are used for access control, time and attendance, and other applications. They are available in various designs for operation in the UHF, HF, and NFC frequency bands. Proximity fobs typically have a read range of up to 50cm, which is the main difference from contactless smartcards with a range of 2 to 10cm.
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RFID silicone wristbands are a type of RFID tag that can be worn on the wrist. They are made of silicone and contain an RFID chip and an antenna that use radio frequency to transmit data to back-end computers. The RFID silicone wristbands are comfortable to wear and perfect for all ages, from young children to adults. Due to the 100% waterproof nature of the product, RFID silicone wristbands are especially suitable for events where attendees are at risk of water exposure such as water parks, hotels and resorts.
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A 125 khz card is a type of RFID card that operates at a frequency of 125 khz, which is the frequency the first generation of RFID card adopts. The most typical 125 khz RFID card is taken as low-cost and low-security solution where a simple UID or identification key is required, such as TK4100, EM4102, EM4200 card. There are also a lot of 125 khz RFID card which offers high level of security, such as EM4450, EM4305, ATA5577, Hitag 1, Hitag 2, Hitag S 256, and Hitag S 2048 card. The 125 khz RFID card has a lot of applications, including access management, attendance, parking, and cargo tracking, car key chip, pigeon race, etc.
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