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Last Updated： Aggregation Period:Nov 19, 2025～Dec 16, 2025
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Last Updated： Aggregation Period:Nov 19, 2025～Dec 16, 2025
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It is effective for bulk reading and reading ultra-small tags.
Compliant with international standard ISO/IEC15693 Available in RS232C and USB connection types Batch reading Ideal for reading multiple CDs/DVDs or books stacked together Reading of ultra-small tags Even when the tag is extremely small (a few mm), it can be read without missing on the antenna plane.
NFC tag compatible, multi-protocol compatible
This is a reader-writer with a built-in antenna for the HF band (13.56MHz) and Bluetooth connection. It reads nearby tags and communicates with higher-level devices via Bluetooth. 【Features】 ■ Compact body that fits comfortably in a chest pocket, palm-sized ■ Lightweight body for long hours of operation (approximately 82g) ■ Easy operation with a simple one-touch button ■ Can connect to PCs, tablets, smartphones, etc. via Bluetooth ■ Power: Two AA rechargeable batteries ■ Continuous operating time: Approximately 4 hours (Bluetooth communication, RF transmission ON) ■ Waterproof and dustproof performance: Equivalent to IP53 ■ Drop resistance: 1.5m
By using IC tags, the time for inventory checks can be significantly reduced!!
This is a handheld reader/writer for inventory checking of books using the HF band (13.56MHz). It is capable of reading both RFID and barcodes and can store up to 20,000 data entries. 【Features】 - Capable of reading both IC tags and barcodes with this single device - Excellent for vertical reading of IC tags, making it ideal for inventorying books and documents - Equipped with convenient features such as search mode and loan/return mode - Detachable antenna, with the option to attach a plug-in type - Lightweight and highly user-friendly handheld design - Built-in Bluetooth
A kit that can be evaluated immediately is available.
This is a reader-writer module product for embedded applications in the UHF band (920MHz). 【Features】 ■ Compliant with international standard ISO/IEC18000-63 and GS1 EPCglobal Gen2 ■ Type of specific low-power radio station that does not require a license registration (output below 250mW) ■ The onboard antenna is designed for proximity and local reading *Custom options are also available upon consultation.
We are releasing the UHF version of the HF shelf antenna, which has a sales record of over 2,000 units!
This is a shelf antenna system operating in the UHF band (920MHz). It allows for the bulk reading of books and equipment located on the shelf. By placing items with RF tags on the shelf antenna, it can be utilized for location management, inventory status tracking, and recording check-out and return histories. *UHF band RFID: Frequency 920MHz, International standard ISO/IEC18000-63, compliant with GS1 EPCglobal Gen2. Features: 1. UHF band RFID compliant with ISO/IEC 18000-63 and GS1 EPCglobal Gen2. 2. Type of specific low-power radio station that does not require a license application (output below 250mW). 3. One reader/writer can control up to 8 shelf antennas. 4. Location management for each shelf is possible. 5. Suppresses the spread of radio waves around the antenna to prevent misreads. 6. Installation on metal shelves is also acceptable. 7. Middleware for constant monitoring is available (sold separately). (*Direct control from the upper system without using middleware is also possible.) 8. The middleware includes a dashboard function bundled as a sample application.
Reader/writer with touch panel that does not require a PC.
【Features】 Built-in antenna LCD display with 2.8 inches (320×240d) touch functionality Standalone operation, no PC installation required Customizable touch panel display functionality Direct control of the reader/writer from a browser using web server functionality Supports MQTT as well
![[Exhibition Participation Information] Introduction of Exhibited Products at the 5th "Connected Factory" Promotion Exhibition](https://image.www.ipros.com/public/product/image/b8e/2000904205/IPROS8776333503346482091.jpg?w=280&h=280)
Thank you for visiting 'Manufacturing Industry DX Realized with RFID and IT Solutions.' You can view the brochures of the exhibited products.
**Main Exhibits** ◎ RFID × IoT Data Service "RFID Work Performance Collection System" <Reference Exhibit> Since it is autonomous, there is no need for control PCs or software development for both HF and UHF bands. As long as there is an internet connection, simply placing it allows the IC tag data to be sent to the cloud via MQTT for data collection. The data is visualized with a dashboard function, achieving "visualization of work performance." ◎ Real-time monitoring of drawings, wafer transport containers, and equipment "Shelf Antenna System" Real-time monitoring of the location, inventory status, and movement status of managed items. Up to 8 shelf antennas can be connected to a single reader/writer. ◎ Easy installation and work performance collection without a PC "Detakore Terminal" A solution from C-Rex that employs a reader/writer with an LCD display. Data collection on process progress and work transitions can be done immediately after installation on-site. It allows for stacking of work instructions and worker cards, flexibly accommodating layout changes. ◎ Streamlining inbound and outbound operations through bulk inspection "Simple Gate Antenna" A simple gate antenna utilizing commercially available aluminum frames and radio wave shielding sheets.
![[Video] Relationship between Transmission Output and Communication Distance of HF Band RFID Reader/Writer](https://image.www.ipros.com/public/product/image/8f1/2000959789/IPROS202847023128850998.jpg?w=280&h=280)
【Basic Knowledge of RFID】What is an RFID Reader/Writer? The Communication Principle between the Antenna and the Tag, and the Relationship between the Reader/Writer's Transmission Power and Communication Distance.
Please watch the YouTube video. 1. The communication principle between the antenna and the RF tag 2. The relationship between the transmission output of the reader/writer and the communication distance
![[Video] Differences in HF Band RFID Standards](https://image.www.ipros.com/public/product/image/fd2/2000970101/IPROS15794353031928398070.jpg?w=280&h=280)
【Basic Knowledge of RFID】What is an RFID Reader/Writer? Differences in RFID Standards
Please watch the YouTube video. Differences in HF band RFID standards Standard Overview: ISO/IEC15693, ISO/IEC14443, ISO/IEC18092, ISO/IEC18000-3
![[Video] Introduction of RFID Products for Libraries](https://image.www.ipros.com/public/product/image/0a3/2000971718/IPROS16147729348212322579.png?w=280&h=280)
For efficiency in library operations using RFID, please consult Takaya!
By using IC tags for book lending and returning operations, multiple books can be processed together. RFID technology can also be utilized in automatic lending machines, reservation shelf management, inventory checks, and automatic sorting machines.
![[Video] Effects of Layering RF Tags on HF Band RFID Reader/Writer](https://image.www.ipros.com/public/product/image/d38/2000976026/IPROS29709818361251926.jpg?w=280&h=280)
【Basic Knowledge of RFID】What is an RFID Reader/Writer? The Impact of Layering RFID Tags
We have created a video explaining the effects of stacking RF tags, and we are now releasing it. When RF tags are stacked, their communication performance decreases, making stable communication impossible. This occurs because the antennas of the RF tags overlap, and due to mutual inductance, the resonant frequency of the RF tags shifts to a lower value. The degree of impact on communication performance varies depending on the spacing between the RF tags and the number of tags stacked. 1. About the principle Explanation of the principle behind the decrease in communication performance when stacking RF tags. 2. Demonstration Operational demonstration explaining the following content: - Stacking RF tags decreases communication performance. - The narrower the spacing between stacked RF tags, the more communication performance decreases. - The more tags stacked, the greater the decrease in communication performance.
Can be integrated into self-checkout terminals for books, protecting user privacy, reducing time, and streamlining library operations.
This is a device for integration into automatic lending machines and return machines for libraries. Usage: It is mainly used in automatic lending machines and automatic return machines. It can reliably detect thin books and multiple books. Since it can stably read small tags, it is a product that is often used for general purposes as well.
Real-time monitoring of reservation shelves and free location is possible, contributing to the protection of user privacy, time reduction, and the automation of library operations.
● Reader/Writer: TR3X-L4N01-24 ● Antenna: TR3-BSA901 ● Usage: Library reservation corner, return corner, popular books corner, etc. Recognizing the IC tags of books to identify them on the shelves. ● Implementation Effects: Streamlining the consolidation of reserved books, improving counter operations, reducing the management of reserved materials, labor-saving in lending operations, effective utilization of owned materials. ● General Uses: Document management and file management.
![[Video] The Induction Phenomenon of Antennas and How to Address It [HF Band]](https://image.www.ipros.com/public/product/image/0da/2001121533/IPROS5307054373661939140.jpg?w=280&h=280)
"Basic Knowledge of HF Band RFID" explains the phenomenon of antenna induction and how to address it in an easy-to-understand manner in a YouTube video.
This is a case study of troubles related to reading IC tags with RFID readers in the HF band (13.56 MHz) and their solutions.
TECHNO-FRONTIER 2024 6th "Connected Factory" Promotion Exhibition will be introduced in a video.
This is an ideal application for those who are currently using barcodes but want to try RFID and wish to use RFID with minimal system modifications. You can scan barcode data and directly write the data to an RF tag.
