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PanGo unveils Wi-Fi RFID tag

Feb 1, 2007 1:00 PM

Asset-tracking solutions provider PanGo Networks unveiled its third-generation, Wi-Fi enabled active RFID tag used to monitor mobile assets and personnel. The new tag is compatible with the Cisco Certified Extensions Tag Protocol. The protocol ensures client devices are interoperable with the company’s wireless local-area-network infrastructure and provides security, mobility, quality of service and network management systems, according to Cisco.



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