Impinj?
Yup, that's right - Impinj.
Good news! This RFID chipmaker has developed new RFID chips that focus on enhanced user data and product authentication.
According to the company, the Monaco/64 chip reinforces applications where adding rewritable data to a tag is important:
The Monaco/64 chip is compliant with the EPCglobal Gen 2 standard and can be password-protected for authorized people and/or organizations.
The Monza/ID chips focus on encoding unique, unalterable identifiers that will be used to authenticate products or assets -- reducing counterfeit situations. By incorporating a serialized, unique ID with each chip and relevant EPC data, manufacturers and their supply-chain trading partners can work together to stop illegal product activities.
Intellareturn Take: Incorporating high-memory RFID chips with EPC data is a terrific way for organizations to authenticate their products. Intellareturn has been a proponent of and evangelist for the utilization of RFID innovation through serialization with EPC data for authentication, warranty and returns -- or the whole gambit under "reverse logistics." This is yet another step in the right direction ... reverse!
Good news! This RFID chipmaker has developed new RFID chips that focus on enhanced user data and product authentication.
According to the company, the Monaco/64 chip reinforces applications where adding rewritable data to a tag is important:
- Product information, warranty or expiration and lot data for manufacturers
- Baggage inspections and baggage logs for airlines using RFID-enabled tags
- Encoding a drug's "chain of custody" (pharmaceutical companies)
The Monaco/64 chip is compliant with the EPCglobal Gen 2 standard and can be password-protected for authorized people and/or organizations.
The Monza/ID chips focus on encoding unique, unalterable identifiers that will be used to authenticate products or assets -- reducing counterfeit situations. By incorporating a serialized, unique ID with each chip and relevant EPC data, manufacturers and their supply-chain trading partners can work together to stop illegal product activities.
Intellareturn Take: Incorporating high-memory RFID chips with EPC data is a terrific way for organizations to authenticate their products. Intellareturn has been a proponent of and evangelist for the utilization of RFID innovation through serialization with EPC data for authentication, warranty and returns -- or the whole gambit under "reverse logistics." This is yet another step in the right direction ... reverse!
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