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Targeting a wide array of applications for packaged goods in consumer and industrial markets, Circus Tamper Loop opens the door to entirely new, NFC-based consumer experience solutions featuring high security and enhanced consumer engagement at the point of sale and post-sale.
The 50x20mm tags come with a tamper-loop extension to the established antenna design. This loop enables advanced “digital seal” functionality for smart packaging and brand protection. The design of the loop can be customized to suit individual customer requirements, and can be adapted to fit a wide variety of packaging formats — from boxes to blister packs to bottles.
Serving as key elements of digital transformation, our RFID and NFC inlays and tags and sensor products are available in customized form factors, to suit the needs of a wide range of industries and businesses.
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SMARTRAC is a global leader in innovative RFID products and IoT-based solutions. We make objects smart and products come alive by unleashing the Internet of Things, creating additional value for people and businesses.
In time for NRF 2019 Retail’s Big Show, Smartrac is introducing Eagle, an all-new RAIN RFID product line whose top read range and state-of-the-art UCODE® 8 chip by NXP make it a superior choice for global retail applications. Alongside Eagle, the RFID and IoT pacesetter is also launching UCODE 8 based versions of its Midas FlagTag® and MiniWeb inlays.
Smartrac supports Mammut on its way to become digital leader in the outdoors. Mammut provides high-quality products and unique brand experiences for outdoor enthusiasts around the world, and is making inroads into product digitization relying on NFC tags, software and enabling technology from RFID and IoT pacesetter Smartrac. Both partners will jointly present the initial outcome of their cooperation at NRF 2019: Retail’s Big Show in New York, January 13-15, 2019.
Smartrac is ready for take-off with its all-new ‘Wings’ inlay! RFID technology to track baggage has been on the aviation industry’s radar screen for years. However, never before has industry wide adoption been so close. Earlier this year at the Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the International Air Transport Association (IATA) its members agreed to consider expanding IATA’s existing baggage tag standards to include RFID inlays to enable real-time tracking of baggage. The global trade association’s members will vote to pass a resolution next year committing the industry to the global adoption of RFID inlays. Signs are very positive, consensus will be reached to begin the technology rollout globally in 2020.
Consulting and research company Frost & Sullivan honored Smartrac Technology Group as the Company of the Year 2019 in the Global RFID solutions market. Frost & Sullivan declared the RFID and IoT pacesetter to have “the best strategy for successful market growth and to hold the leadership position in the RFID industry.” Frost & Sullivan lauds Smartrac as the product digitization leader with a commitment to providing excellent customer value. Frost & Sullivan also recognized the importance of the company’s Smart Cosmos solutions platform, with a focus on retail industry needs, as “setting new digital standards through consumer experience innovation.”
Building on the success of its innovative Midas FlagTag® for items with metallic, plastic and cardboard surfaces, Smartrac has announced a Midas FlagTag, now also featuring NXP’s UCODE® 7xm IC. Leveraging the IC’s specific capabilities, Midas FlagTag UCODE 7xm is particularly suitable for applications like asset tracking, inventory management or process optimization in the automotive industry as well as other industrial environments. Introduced roughly one year ago, Smartrac’s unique Midas FlagTag design uses the metallic surface as part of the antenna structure, ensuring superior performance in demanding physical environments, while providing cost advantages over foam-based inlays and hard tags typically used in tougher industrial environments.
