EAS/RFID Products

1. CV61 Fixed Vehicle Mount Computer
   2/28/2012
   When making an IT investment, two considerations are vital in determining the best-fit device: how will it integrate with the infrastructure in place today, and how will it grow with evolving business needs in the future?
2. Sensormatic® SensorID™ Agile 2 Reader
   11/11/2004
   The Sensormatic SensorID Agile 2 Reader is a flexible, multi-protocol, multi-frequency RFID reader that can simultaneously detect labels in both the UHF and HF spectrum. The SensorID Agile 2 Reader was designed to be deployed in a wide variety of tag and frequency environments and can read data simultaneously from the following types of labels: EPC Class 0 (version 1), 0+ (version 1), Class 1 (version 1 and 2), and ISO 18000(6b) and 15693 labels.
3. Supply Chain
   2/21/2011
   SAP for Retail solutions help retailers get the right inventory to the right place, and react faster to market changes.
4. Sensormatic® SensorID™ Compliance Lab
   11/11/2004
   ADT announces another critical element of the RFID solution. The Sensormatic SensorID Compliance Lab provides RFID compliance testing services for consumer goods manufacturers and retailers looking to meet the recently announced mass merchandiser RFID compliance requirements.
5. Sensormatic® SensorID™ OmniWave Antenna
   11/11/2004
   The Sensormatic SensorID OmniWave Antenna is a fixed RFID antenna available in both linear and circular polarized models. The SensorID OmniWave Antenna communicates with SensorID Agile Series Readers by recognizing the standard EPC Class 1 protocol. It can read EPC Class 1 ver. 1 labels moving through the supply chain and relay that information to the SensorID Agile Series Reader to track the information.
6. Magellan 1100i On-Counter Presentation Omnidirectional Bar Code Reader
   1/6/2012

   The Magellan™ 1100i omnidirectional presentation scanner is a high performing and versatile data collection tool for a variety of applications.

7. Store Conversion
   6/8/2012

   Combine people counting intelligence with point-of-sale transaction data to calculate real-time store conversion rates.

8. ADT Retail Security Solutions — Complete Inventory Management
   3/31/2005
   Complete Inventory Management (CIM) means exactly that: the ability for ADT to provide you with complete management of your inventory from the assembly line through to the checkout line. Not just from a security standpoint, but from an operational one as well. In fact, in addition to its security benefits, CIM can help reduce workers’ compensation claims, vendor fraud, liability claims, and paperwork errors, while helping you get a better handle on inventory control and operational issues.
9. Envysion Insight
   9/28/2011

   In addition to the benefits of Envysion Video, Envysion Insight goes beyond traditional security and loss prevention applications by integrating video with business tools such as Point of Sale (POS), Electronic Article Surveillance (EAS), and Access Control systems.

10. Sensormatic® SensorID™ EPC Class 1 Version 1 Case Label
    11/11/2004
    The Sensormatic SensorID EPC Class 1 Version 1 Case Label is a disposable read/write UHF RFID label that gives users flexibility by allowing them to write new information to the label at all points throughout the supply chain.