RF Controls
RF Controls
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RF Controls provides powerful, game changing technology to enhance the performance of passive UHF RFID and real time location systems (RTLS). The company's patent-pending Intelligent Tracking and Control System (ITCS®) is based on sophisticated, field-proven military tracking technology, from which cost-effective products for commercial applications have been skillfully developed. This innovative, standards-compliant, "smart antenna" technology delivers the most precise 3D tag location information available on the market. RF Controls works with the market's leading systems integrators to deliver ITCS-based solutions which provide operational efficiencies to end-user customers in the retail, government, manufacturing, aerospace and defense industries.
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2011
28 Sep 2011
Accurate Real-Time Location of Passive UHF RFID Tags
RF Controls, United States
2009
16 Nov 2009
Batteryless infrared remote control from Arveni
At the recent IDTechEx Energy Harvesting and Storage event in Denver, Arveni, a startup based near Grenoble, France, demonstrated a batteryless remote control.2008
14 Aug 2008
Rapid Improvements in Real Time Locating Systems
One reason why the market for Real Time Locating Systems (RTLS) is growing rapidly to pass the billion dollar mark well within ten years is technology. It is improving rapidly, with new variants for the many new sub sectors of the market that are emerging.22 Jul 2008
Real Time Locating Systems Using Passive Tags - High Volume RTLS?
Passive radar is a term applied to radar that covertly employs other people's emissions as they reveal targets, no signal being emitted by those doing the covert detection. This has military uses. It is not to be confused with Real Time Locating System RTLS using passive tags, a new form of RFID-based RTLS that has burst onto the scene in 2008. This employs passive tags instead of the traditional active tags. The idea is actually about ten years old and it was mooted as a UHF system by Trolleyscan who called it RFID Radar and demonstrated by RFSAW, which uses Surface Acoustic Wave chips that are more sensitive and simpler to make than the silicon chips used by everyone else - active and passive.