Aut Presentation V3
- 1. ASIS 2008: Australasian Conference on Information Systems RFID and other Suspects
- 2. HAM Integrated Technologies is the New Zealand distributor for the Wavetrend range of RFID products. HAM-iT also provides technical advice and installation assistance and will assist with integration of the technology into your application. HAM-iT is able to leverage your requirement with the extensive range of applications already developed by the Wavetrend Partner network throughout the world..
- 3. T echnology around the world via the ACP Network
- 5. Growth forecast in Active RFID over the next 10 years High Growth 2006 – value $0.55 billion 2016 – value $6.78 billion Sources – IDTechEx “Active RFID 2006 – 2016” / Frost & Sullivan “World RFID Real Time Locating Systems Markets” “ Real Time Location Systems” 30% year on year $1.26 bn by 2011 Personnel and assets Ubiquitous Sensor Networks Multifunctional active tags Sensor monitored environments Value Split Hardware : Software / Services 2:1
- 6. Tags RFID Hardware Antennas Readers
- 7. Active RFID - How it works Tag data Tag data Reader data
- 8. Active – battery powered (5 year @ 1.5sec*) Transmission interval* – (0.4~30sec) Transmitter – 433Mhz, <40 μ W (-14 dBm) Microprocessor controller Anti-tamper – reed switch Movement sensor Physical - <25gm, IP65 Data sent – Site*, ID*, Age, Mov, Reed Tags *programmable
- 9. Reader (Receiver) PLL receiver 433mHz Sensitivity : -103 dBm Interface : RS232/485 (9k6~115k2 baud) Standalone or Multi-drop Microprocessor controller Software configurable Auto or manual polling Auto configuration
- 10. Active Vs Passive Active RFID Technology: Internal battery - 2~10 years life Long range - up to 200 metres Individually identifiable tags Total coverage possible Tamper alarms / movement alarms Ideal for high value / critical assets Inexpensive readers Tags more expensive Passive RFID Technology: No internal battery – long life Short read range Portal application only Undetected removal possible Typically single use Expensive readers Cheap tags
- 11. Typical Applications Case studies
- 12. Aspects™ - an intelligent asset management software solution from ISIS (UK based partner). Primarily developed for the museum and art gallery sector. Business solution developed for portable and fixed asset management.
- 14. Cable Yard Management System
- 15. SmartTag installed sites globally, including: Alcatel Telecom Netherlands B.V. Thames Valley University Manchester Airport Slavenburg Construction Florida Dept of Transport To help monitor, track and trace the location of personnel, assets, shipments and equipment across single or multiple facilities and throughout national or international supply chain networks.
- 17. Solution Development Three major components: Tags (depends on number of assets to be monitored) Network of Readers (depends on areas to be covered and physical infrastructure) Software Application (off-the shelf, custom designed or in-house)
- 18. Hardware Demonstration RX300 Reader Analyser RX201+Datasite interface Standard Tags Movement Tag KeyFob Tag www.ham-it.co.nz