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Mobile RFID Solutions

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Overview Mobile RFID enables unique RFID use-cases not possible with fixed readers. Mobile data collection devices such as scanners tethered to mobile computers, integrated handheld readers, and vehicle mounted readers from companies such as Psion Teklogix, Intermec, LXE, and Motorola, allow the reader to be brought to the asset instead of the asset having to pass by the reader. This whitepaper will highlight the top requirements and considerations for building mobile RFID applications and will introduce how to simplify development of mobile application to be reader independent and platform independent and allow companies to realize the benefits of mobile RFID.

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Publisher	TAKE Enterprise	File Format	PDF
Date Published	May 2009
Format	White Papers
Topics	Mobile - Wireless Communications, RFID

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