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by gautam on October 3, 2008

RFID Crystagram label is a combination of holographic image and 2.4 GHz passive RFID tag (µ-chip from Hitachi). The label offers easy visual authentication for consumers along with RFID security and comes with an attractive design at the same time. This hybrid RFID Hologram label developed by Toppan can be used effectively in case of high value items
The chip comes with a unique ID number and memory capacity which offers details of the specific product. Combination of RFID and hologram ensures that the former leads to inventory tracking and shipping verification whereas the latter offers visual verification to confirm the genuineness of the product.
The average cost of the RFID Crystagram label stands at around fifty cents per unit which may seem high as of now but the company is working towards bringing down the costs which would surely enhance its adoption in the future.
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Vote for RFID Crystagram label: Hologram and RFID comes together to fight counterfeiting:
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Response from:
neon tabela
(09/19/09 10:30am)
Your site is very good. There are useful information and most importantly,, for sharing great. Thank you ?.
Response from:
ivan
(11/15/09 9:38pm)
Dear,
We would like to buy complete system, both hardware and software.
There are 52 labels wich are placed one on another like on picture above.
We need reader (or some other solution) that can read all 52 labels within 10 seconds.
It is not important if this system is UHF or HF but it is important that system can read all 52 labels.
We would also like to have software so we can see those labels sorted by their value.
Best regards!
Ivan
genius.splitgmail.com
We would like to buy complete system, both hardware and software.
There are 52 labels wich are placed one on another like on picture above.
We need reader (or some other solution) that can read all 52 labels within 10 seconds.
It is not important if this system is UHF or HF but it is important that system can read all 52 labels.
We would also like to have software so we can see those labels sorted by their value.
Best regards!
Ivan
genius.splitgmail.com
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