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SMARTCODE Corp. announces the world’s smallest RFID chip

Tuesday, October 11th, 2011

SMARTCODE Corp. announces the world’s smallest RFID chip










(PRWEB) January 16, 2004

SMARTCODEÂ? Corp., the leading developer of low cost RFID tags and readers, announced today the world’s smallest RFID Integrated Circuit (IC). The announcement took place at the The National Retail Federation (NRF) 93rd Annual Convention, at the Jacob. K. Javits Convention Center in New York City. The new RFID Integrated Circuit with a die size of 0.25 mm2 delivers the best price/performance in the RFID industry.

Designed for a wide range of RFID applications, including Wal Mart, the US Department of Defense, Tescoin the UK, and the Metro Group in Germany, this next-generation IC saves valuable silicon space in its design while maintaining the highest RF efficiency. SmartCode Corp. supports EPCglobal’s EPC Class 1 standard and will support C1V2 once standardization completes.

“We are very happy to introduce the world’s smallest and the best cost effective RFID Integrated Circuit in the industry.Â? Said Roy Apple, SmartCodeÂ? Corp Vice President, Â?From the early stages of low cost RFID, SmartCodeÂ? Corp. continues its leadership in this market by introducing new and innovative solutions to reach a true cost effective RFID. As a world leader in low cost RFID market, we are delighted to witness the strong support from both retailers and governments, as well as from complimentary world leading technology vendors, further demonstrating the true value of low cost RFID.”

The new RFID IC is developed using CMOS (Complementary Metal-Oxide Semiconductor) technology. Today, CMOS technology is the dominant semiconductor technology for microprocessors, memories and application specific integrated circuits (ASICs). The main advantage of CMOS over NMOS and bipolar technology is the much smaller power dissipation. Unlike NMOS or bipolar circuits, a CMOS circuit has almost no static power dissipation. Power is only dissipated in case the circuit actually switches. This allows to integrate many more CMOS gates on an IC than in NMOS or bipolar technology, resulting in much better performance. Production of the new RFID IC is expected to begin in Q4 2004.

The new RFID IC, combined with SmartCode Corp.’s Flexible Area Synchronized Transfer (FAST) mass production manufacturing technology provide a best of its class tag manufacturing capabilities, catering to the massive global demand for low cost RFID.

Until toady, the prices of RFID tags of an average of 50 cents, have created a cost barrier for companies worldwide to adopt the RFID solution as the replacement of the inefficient barcode technology. With SmartCodeÂ? Corp.Â?s exclusive patented manufacturing technology, SmartCodeÂ? Corp. can manufacture these RFID tags at a price level of 5-10 cents, in large volumes.

For additional information visit: http://www.smartcodecorp.com

About SMARTCODE CORP.

SmartCodeÂ? Corp. is a leading RFID developer that has developed a revolutionary, patented, and cost effective RFID manufacturing technology. Our Patented technologies enable us to intelligently replace the current inefficient Barcode technology. Our patented technologies enables us to manufacture a very large number of RFID tags at a fraction of the cost of today’s traditional RFID. SmartCodeÂ? Corp. introduces a cost-effective approach to dramatically reducing our clients Total Cost of Operation (TCO) and increasing their Return On Investment (ROI). SmartCodeÂ? Corp. enables companies to receive 100% real time visibility of their products across their entire supply chain. SmartCodeÂ? Corp. is headquartered in Tel-Aviv, Israel, with offices in New York, NY and London, UK.

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Statements in this press release that are not historical facts, including those statements that refer to The SmartCodeÂ? Corp.Â?s plans, prospects, expectations, strategies, intentions, hopes and beliefs, are forward-looking statements. These forward-looking statements are based on information available to SmartCodeÂ? Corp. today, and SmartCodeÂ? Corp. assumes no obligation to update these statements as circumstances change. There are risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from the forward-looking statements, including, without limitation, market acceptance of our technologies, the competitive nature of our market, SmartCodeÂ? Corp. ability to retain and increase revenue from existing clients and to execute agreements with new clients, and SmartCodeÂ? Corp.Â?s ability to attract and retain qualified personnel.

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100 times faster transistor d? Development of new carbon-speed-del? amorphous-silicon RFID, semiconductor components, the transistor carbon – printing

Monday, September 6th, 2010

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Gain Adjustable Active WiFi RFID Reader-

Thursday, July 29th, 2010

Toronto, Canada – GAO RFID Inc. (www. GAORFID. Com) provides a gain adjustable active WiFi RFID Reader operating at a frequency of 2. 45GHz. The reader is equipped with an omni-directional which allows support multi-detection and identification of elements labeled distance of up to 100 meters. The user can set the remote identification of less than 5 meters to 100 meters depending on their needs and the environment. This active WiFi RFID Reader is suited for applications such as location of staff, logistics and warehouse management, asset tracking and closed loop asset tracking RFID Inc. GAO great valeur.gain Adjustable RFID WiFi Reader Model 217 002, uses a 0 point. 18?m CMOS for ultra low consumption and also uses 802. 11b standard for wireless communication. It has a buffer capacity and saves up to 800 most recent data tag. The player has a direct mode and a way of buffering. In direct mode, it downloads the messages to a host system in real time. In buffer mode, the RFID reader receives and records messages which are sent only when requested by the system hôte.http: / / www. GAORFID. com for more information. For all sales requests please contact: 1-877 585-9555 ext. 601 – Toll Free (U.S. & Canada) 1-416 292-0038 ext. 601 – all other sales domains @ gaorfid. com About GAO RFID IncGAO RFID Inc. (www. GAORFID. Com) is a leading supplier of RFID readers, RFID tags and RFID software solutions, providing cost savings for end users worldwide. GAO has all the RFID technologies: low frequency (LF), high frequency (HF), ultra-high frequency (UHF Gen 2) as well as semi-active and passive. GAO RFID products and services are easily customized for use in asset tracking, healthcare, supply chain and logistics, event management, access control, monitoring of livestock, control inventory and management services, field maintenance and authentication of documents. Toronto, Canada – GAO RFID Inc. (www. GAORFID. Com) provides a gain adjustable active WiFi RFID Reader operating at a frequency of 2. 45GHz. The reader is equipped with an omni-directional which allows support multi-detection and identification of elements labeled distance of up to 100 meters. The user can adjust the identification distance of less than 5 meters to 100 meters depending on their needs and the environment. This active WiFi RFID Reader is suited for applications such as location of staff, logistics and warehouse management, asset tracking and closed loop asset tracking RFID Inc. GAO great valeur.gain Adjustable RFID WiFi Reader Model 217 002, uses a 0 point. 18?m CMOS for ultra low consumption and also uses 802. 11b standard for wireless communication. It has a buffer capacity and saves up to 800 most recent data tag. The player has a direct mode and a way of buffering. In direct mode, it downloads the messages to a host system in real time. In buffer mode, the RFID reader receives and records messages which are sent only when requested by the system hôte.http: / / www. GAORFID. com for more information. For all sales requests please contact: 1-877 585-9555 ext. 601 – Toll Free (U.S. & Canada) 1-416 292-0038 ext. 601 – all other sales domains @ gaorfid. com About GAO RFID IncGAO RFID Inc. (www. GAORFID. Com) is a leading supplier of RFID readers, RFID tags and RFID software solutions, providing cost savings for end users worldwide. GAO offers all the RFID technologies: low frequency (LF), high frequency (HF), ultra-high frequency (UHF Gen2) and semi-active and passive. GAO RFID products and services are easily customized for use in asset tracking, healthcare, supply chain and logistics, event management, access control, monitoring of livestock, control inventory and management services, field maintenance and authentication of documents.

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2. Reader Active RFID uses 45GHz CMOS IC

Monday, July 26th, 2010

Toronto, Canada – GAO RFID Inc. (www. GAORFID. Com) provides a USB drive active RFID operating in the unlicensed 2. 45GHz frequency that allows the reader to be used in the world. It employs advanced 0. 18 micro meter CMOS technologies for energy ultra-low. This optimized RFID reader is ideal for use in locating personnel, logistics, warehouse management, closed loop asset tracking and asset tracking high valeur.Le 2. 45GHz active RFID reader USB model217003, uses 2 USB. 0 interface for data exchange and provides two selectable modes: direct and buffering. The live mode is designed for readers to download messages to the host system on a real time basis. In buffer mode, the player can receive and record information from the tags that are downloaded only when requested by the host system. Its omnidirectional antenna can identify items tagged 15-20 meters in all directions. In addition, the reader has a read speed very reliable 100tags / s.http: / / www. GAORFID. com for more information. For all sales requests please contact :1-877 585-9555 ext. 601 – Toll Free (U.S. & Canada) 1-416 292-0038 ext. 601 – All other secteurssales @ gaorfid. About GAO RFID comA IncGAO RFID Inc. (www. GAORFID. Com) is a leading supplier of RFID readers, RFID tags and RFID software solutions, providing cost savings for end users worldwide. GAO offers all the RFID technologies: low frequency (LF), high frequency (HF), ultra-high frequency (UHF Gen2) and semi-active and passive. GAO RFID products and services are easily customized for use in asset tracking, healthcare, supply chain and logistics, event management, access control, monitoring of livestock, control inventory and management services, field maintenance and authentication of documents.Toronto, Canada – GAO RFID Inc. (www. GAORFID. Com) provides active RFID USB reader operating in unlicensed 2. 45GHz frequency that allows the reader to be used in the world. It employs advanced 0. 18 micro meter CMOS technologies for energy ultra-low. This optimized RFID reader is ideal for use in locating personnel, logistics, warehouse management, closed loop asset tracking and asset tracking high valeur.Le 2. 45GHz active RFID reader USB model217003, uses 2 USB. 0 interface for data exchange and provides two selectable modes: direct and buffering. The live mode is designed for readers to download messages to the host system on a real time basis. In buffer mode, the player can receive and record information from the tags that are downloaded only when requested by the host system. Its omnidirectional antenna can identify items tagged 15-20 meters in all directions. In addition, the reader has a read speed very reliable 100tags / s.http: / / www. GAORFID. com for more information. For all sales requests please contact :1-877 585-9555 ext. 601 – Toll Free (U.S. & Canada) 1-416 292-0038 ext. 601 – All other secteurssales @ gaorfid. About GAO RFID comA IncGAO RFID Inc. (www. GAORFID. Com) is a leading supplier of RFID readers, RFID tags and RFID software solutions, providing cost savings for end users worldwide. GAO offers all the RFID technologies: low frequency (LF), high frequency (HF), ultra-high frequency (UHF Gen2) and semi-active and passive. GAO RFID products and services are easily customized for use in asset tracking, healthcare, supply chain and logistics, event management, access control, monitoring of livestock, control inventory and management services, field maintenance and authentication of documents.

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100 times faster transistor speed development of new carbon beyond the amorphous-silicon RFID, semiconductor components, the transistor carbon – printing

Sunday, July 25th, 2010

At room temperature semiconductor technology for making devices such as electronic billboards will be (electronicbillboards) that large-scale applications, and RFID tags can be disposable applications, ultra-low-cost as possible. But most of the transistors at room temperature electron mobility is very low, only digital one percent per volt cm ^ sec (cm2/Vs). Now, Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Institute of Technology, Georgia Tech), the Researchers say that by using carbon-60 (C60) film Ball Buck (fullerenes) or fullerenes (fullerenes) to manufacture transistors (transistor) channel (channel), found a ratio of amorphous silicon can be produced (amorphous ) at room temperature to 100 times faster methods of manufacture of transistors. “We do not claim to be the first to make the C60 transistors at room temperature laboratory,” Professor GeorgiaTech BernardKippelen said: “The innovation of our R & D results is to prove that the process at room temperature and obtained a 3 ~ 5cm2 / Vs such a high electron mobility, but can also have good stability renewable (reproducibility), low threshold voltage, and switching High ratio (offcurrent report). “global research laboratory at room temperature in technology to take advantage of low prices, sword disaster Yao high performance? Printing technology Oll-to-roll) printing ink jet or to create large displays and low-cost applications such as RFID products, in that way, you do not need these expensive room own, the process at high temperature. But there are many ways tries to use organic materials in the transistors, but also tried to use the formula for finding new materials to improve the mobility of electrons in the channel. Other research units have achieved higher than the electron mobility GeorgiaTech study group, but especially through the process at high temperature? Made with transistors. Although U.S. industry has developed an inorganic silicon ink Kovio (inorganicsiliconink), can be manufactured using thin film transistors of inkjet printing, but? Process temperature is much higher than the plastic substrate could afford. Despite the results GeorgiaTech R & D, non-fulfillment process at high temperature can reach the mobility of electrons (Kovio says that mobility of electrons and silicon polycrystalline as good), they achieve the electron mobility than amorphous silicon was. Potential applications of technology as a means of production does not require that the refresh rate of 16 ms (refresh) the display of the service (for display), they can use plastic substrates at low cost. Improvements design in recent years on the basis Kippelen says his research team has identified the need for low temperature high electron mobility optimize the materials and parameters: “Our research is based on the refining organic semiconductors (purification) and treatment based on several years of experience. while the gate dielectric (gatedielectric) and the choice of metal electrode, but also play an important role. “Georgia Tech Professor Bernard Kippelen (center) at room temperature on transistor research and development projects, and researcher at the school and BenoitDomercq Zhang Xiao-Hong, a PhD candidate to work together. The convenience, component GeorgiaTech team model is manufactured in the silicon substrate, but the researchers said their use of organic transistors C60 all elements are made at room temperature. transistors used for the metal electrode at room temperature, it is used with OLED screen and plastics used in transparent solar cells? Way (transparentprocess) evidence given the same technology. “Our sensor is the use of masks (shadow masks) and thermal evaporation (thermalevaporation) process In the highlight of organic semiconductors; Kippelen said: “With the metal source (source) and between the substrate to keep sufficient distance (three feet), allows the substrate can be regarded as overheating process filing. “Then, researchers will study the production of N-channel and P channel transistor means, enjoy the ambient temperature of organic materials, the manufacture of active matrix display for CMOS inverters (inverters), ring oscillator ( ringoscillator), logic gate and the auxiliary drive circuit, etc.. “Replacing the silicon with a plastic floor, but also our future share research project Kippelen said. However, the production line using transistors C60 or there is a disadvantage is that they are sensitive to oxygen means that components must work in an environment of nitrogen. The researchers plan to re-form a fullerene molecule, and in the way of vacuum packing components to solve the problem.

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Active RFID Reader USB operating in two pirates. Frequency 45GHz

Thursday, June 24th, 2010

Toronto, Canada – GAO RFID Inc. (www. GAORFID. Com) offers active RFID USB reader using advanced 0. 18um CMOS technology that allows for its use of ultra low energy. It operates in the unlicensed 2. 45GHz frequency that allows the reader to be used worldwide. This optimized RFID reader is widely used in the location of personnel, logistics, warehouse management, closed loop asset tracking and asset tracking of high value. The 2. 45GHz active RFID reader USB model217003, reads tags at high speed of 100tags/second with high reliability. The RFID reader supports USB 2. 0 interface and provides two selectable modes: direct and buffering. The live mode is designed for readers to download messages to the host system in real time. In buffer mode players can receive and save messages that are sent only when requested by the host system. Its omnidirectional antenna allows the transponder to identify items labeled from 15-20 meters in all directions. http://www. GAORFID. com for more information. For all sales requests please contact: 1-877 585-9555 ext. 601 – Toll Free (U.S. & Canada) 1-416 292-0038 ext. 601 – all other sales domains @ gaorfid. About GAO RFID Inc. com GAO RFID Inc. (www. GAORFID. com) is a leading supplier of RFID readers, RFID tags and RFID software solutions, providing cost savings for end users worldwide. GAO offers all the RFID technologies: low frequency (LF), high frequency (HF), ultra-high frequency (UHF Gen2) and semi-active and passive. GAO RFID products and services are easily customized for use in asset tracking, healthcare, supply chain and logistics, event management, access control, monitoring of livestock, control inventory and management services, field maintenance and authentication of documents.

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Active RFID Reader Unlicensed using USB 2. 45GHz Frequency

Thursday, March 25th, 2010

Toronto, Canada – GAO RFID Inc. (www. GAORFID. Com) offers active RFID USB reader using advanced 0. 18um CMOS IC technology that allows ultra-low power consumption. It operates in the unlicensed 2. 45GHz frequency that allows the reader to be used worldwide. Optimized as RFID reader is widely used in the location of personnel, logistics, warehouse management, closed-loop asset tracking and monitoring high-value assets. The 2. 45GHz active RFID reader USB model217003, reads tags at high speed of 100tags/second with high reliability. The RFID reader, supports USB 2. 0 interface and provides two selectable modes: direct and buffering. The direct mode is designed for readers to download messages to the host system in real time. By way of buffering the reader can receive and save messages that are downloaded only when requested by the host system. Its built-in omni-directional antenna allows it to identify transponder tagged items from 15 to 20 meters in all directions. Visit http://www. GAORFID. com for more information. For all sales requests please contact: 1-877 585-9555 ext. 601 – Toll Free (USA & Canada) 1-416 292-0038 ext. 601 – All other areas gaorfid sales @. com About GAO RFID Inc. GAO RFID Inc. (www. GAORFID. com) is a leading supplier of RFID readers, RFID tags and RFID software solutions, offering cost savings for end users worldwide. GAO offers all the RFID technologies: low frequency (LF), high frequency (HF), Ultra High Frequency (UHF, Gen 2) as well as active and semi-passive. GAO RFID products and services are easily customized for use in asset tracking, healthcare, supply chain and logistics, event management, access control, monitoring of livestock, inventory control and management, maintenance services in the field and document authentication.

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Adjustable Long Range Active RFID Reader

Wednesday, March 24th, 2010

Toronto, Canada – GAO RFID Inc. (www. GAORFID. Com) recommends its adjustable long range active RFID reader equipped with a directional antenna integrated ommi. It identifies the tags in sections 100 m in all directions and speeds identification of 100 tags per second. The portable RFID reader is designed to be used in applications such as locating individual, logistics, warehouse management, closed-loop asset tracking and monitoring high-value assets. This setting active RFID reader, model 217,001 , uses an advanced 0. 18?m CMOS IC operates at the unlicensed frequency of 2. 45GHz. He has a great memory and can store data from the 800 latest information labels. This drive consumes less energy and offers both direct mode and the mode of buffering for data collection. In direct mode, the player uploads messages to the host system in real time. By way of buffering, it receives and records messages which are downloaded only when requested by the host system. In addition, users can adjust the identification of RFID transponders range from 5 to 100 m in order to make identification more précise.Pour all sales requests please contact :1-877 585-9555 ext. 601 – Toll Free (USA & Canada) 1-416 292-0038 ext. 601 – All other secteurssales @ gaorfid. coma About GAO RFID IncGAO RFID Inc. (www. GAORFID. Com) is a leading supplier of RFID readers, RFID tags and RFID software solutions, offering cost savings for end users worldwide. GAO offers all the RFID technologies: low frequency (LF), high frequency (HF), Ultra High Frequency (UHF, Gen 2) as well as active and semi-passive. GAO RFID products and services are easily customized for use in asset tracking, healthcare, supply chain and logistics, event management, access control, monitoring of livestock, inventory control and management, maintenance services in the field and document authentication.

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Adjustable Active RFID Reader announced by the GAO

Tuesday, March 16th, 2010

This setting active RFID reader features ultra-low power consumption using advanced 0. 18um CMOS IC. It provides both direct mode and buffer mode. In direct mode, the player adds messages to the host system in real time. By way of buffering, the reader receives and stores the message, which downloads only when required by the host system. The high-omni-directional antenna allows the identification of tagged items up to 100 meters in all directions. Users can adjust the identification distance of 5 meters to 100 meters according to actual situations, to make identification more accurate. This setting active RFID reader features ultra-low power consumption using advanced 0. 18um CMOS IC. It provides both direct mode and buffer mode. In direct mode, the player adds messages to the host system in real time. By way of buffering, the reader receives and stores the message, which downloads only when required by the host system. The high-omni-directional antenna allows the identification of tagged items up to 100 meters in all directions. Users can adjust the identification distance of 5 meters to 100 meters according to actual situations, to make identification more accurate. This setting active RFID reader features ultra-low power consumption using advanced 0. 18um CMOS IC. It provides both direct mode and buffer mode. In direct mode, the player adds messages to the host system in real time. By way of buffering, the reader receives and stores the message, which downloads only when required by the host system. The high-omni-directional antenna allows the identification of tagged items up to 100 meters in all directions. Users can adjust the identification distance of 5 meters to 100 meters according to actual situations, to make identification more accurate. This setting active RFID reader features ultra-low power consumption using advanced 0. 18um CMOS IC. It provides both direct mode and buffer mode. In direct mode, the player adds messages to the host system in real time. By way of buffering, the reader receives and stores the message, which downloads only when required by the host system. The high-omni-directional antenna allows the identification of tagged items up to 100 meters in all directions. Users can adjust the identification distance of 5 meters to 100 meters according to actual situations, to make identification more accurate.

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