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RFID tested on European loading docks

Feb 1, 2007 12:00 PM

Checkpoint Systems announced it has been involved in a series of RFID technology trials supervised by the European Telecommunications Standards Institute, or ETSI, task group 34. The company assisted in designing the hardware solution — as well as procurement, configuration and installation — for 36 RFID-enabled dock door portals. The portals are used to simulate simultaneous operation of multiple loading dock doors using a four-channel synchronized approach under the ETSI 302 208 standard. Pallets containing 62 individually tagged cases were transported through 36 adjacent loading dock doors where 4.5 individual reads were recorded, according to Checkpoint.



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