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R-700

IMPINJ Speedway
RAIN RFID Readers

With controllable scanning features delivering high performance and consistency in data capture.

Proven Reliability

High Performance

Flexibility for effective item visibility

Network configuration for any IoT process

R-420

IMPINJ Speedway and Rain RFID Readers

With controllable scanning features delivering high performance and consistency in data capture.

Proven Reliability

High Performance

Flexibility for effective item visibility

Network configuration for any IoT process

R-420

R-700

CAEN RAIN RFID Readers

the first European company to design, produce and market an UHF RFID reader, using RAIN RFID technology, passive UHF RFID conforming to GS1 EPC Class1 Gen2 or ISO 18000-63 standards.

All CAEN readers can be operated by the CAEN easy2read© software

Proton

Industrial design IP65 long range reader

Controlling up to four antennas

Based on Impinj Indy chipset technology

The Proton is based upon an embedded Linux platform

With a ARM9 CPU processor ideal for in-process tracking applications

SkID

Mini Sled RAIN RFID Reader for a medium read range

A slim and elegant smart phone add-on RFID reader

Based on the Impinj R2000 chipset

Android/iPhone/iPad and tablet compatible

Battery powered / Bluetooth interface

Ideal for inventory management, mobile workers, service and maintenance applications.

Tile

Compact RAIN RFID Desktop Reader

Supports the HID profile (native keyboard emulation) allowing to interact directly with legacy applications, office automation SW or any other generic solution requiring manual input.

Powered and controlled directly by an USB cable, allowing to read RAIN RFID tags in an easy desktop environment.

Embedded software configuring your reader

  • Giving it a human readable name or name of its location
  • Tell where to send the scanned data to and in what format
  • Control each individual antenna
  • Optimising the resistance to interference in reader mode settings
  • And search mode
  • Adjusting the read range to the application
  • Reducing the stray reads from items near by
  • Ignoring items by using a filter
  • Reducing the interference from readers close by

Typical applications

  • Dock door processes
  • Conveyor belt processes
  • Identifying returnable product carriers
  • In process product tracing
  • Your application?