EPCglobal, Inc: EPCglobal, Inc: EPCglobal, Inc: EPC Gen 2 RFID labels available

Lowry Computer Products announced in August an agreement in which Lowry’s label conversion facility will integrate Texas Instruments' Electronic Product CodeTM (EPC) Gen 2 inlays into its Smart Trac RFID labels.

Texas Instruments

Sep 30, 2005

The RFID labels are applicable for retail and Department of Defense RFID supply chain applications.

The EPCglobal EPC Gen 2 standards offer several advantages over the first-generation EPC Class 0 and Class 1 standards, according to Lowry. These include optimized performance in different global regulatory environments, read/write field programmability, faster tag read/write rates, operability in dense reader environments, and easy migration to future EPC classes.

Production quantities of Smart Trac labels with TI's Gen 2 inlays are available now.

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