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Micromundi are UK distributors and software developers for world leading RFID manufacturers: Identec Solutions

Custom written applications, bringing leading edge technology to existing business practices. Absolute flexibilty and integration is core to our ethos

Identec Solutions provide a self tracking GPS RFID tag. Utilises satellite GPS co-ordinates to chart route and movement. Patented ILR (intelligent long range) technology to read & write data

Our partnership with Tagsys, a world leader in passive HF & UHF technology enables us to deliver tried and tested solutions. Widely used across many global markets, Tagsys products are the latest addition to our portfolio.

Micromundi have developed a complete RFID solution for the Environment Agency. Utilising RFID technology to add additional quality control to existing procedures.

Based on the i-Q32T the new 'intelligent' tag can be pre programmed to wake up, start monitoring, then flash the LED if out of scope. This removes the need for an RFID reader at the point of receival.

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Temperature Monitoring using RFID Technology

Cold chain distribution

Laboratory analysis

Transport of food and perishables

Transport of blood, vaccines & organs

RFID technology is ideal for temperature monitoring of goods in transit or storage.
Typical areas are: Cold chain distribution, frozen & refrigerated items. Transport
of blood, organs or vaccines. Laboratory sample analysis.

Temperature is monitored at user defined intervals. Upper and lower limits are set
to determine the acceptable temperature range.

There are various ways this temperature data can be utilised:

Traditionally an RFID reader (hand held or portal) is at the point of goods receipt
The data can be viewed on a PC or hand held, any problems are easily identified.

An RIFD portal can flash the tag LED if the temperature has gone out of scope.
This removes the need for user intervention, PC or hand held at goods receipt.

An in vehicle RFID reader warns the driver if a temperature problem is about to occur.
By utilising GPS & GSM technology, the temperature & location data is
transmitted back to a central office.

With an intelligent tag, scope and 'wake-up' temperatures are configured. If
during transit the temperature goes outside acceptable levels the tag LED
starts flashing. A temperature problem is then visually identified without the
need for any RFID hardware at the point of receipt.

Specifications of the i-Q32T temperature logging tag

Maximum number of temperature logs held on tag: 13,312
User definable interval: from 1 to 255 minutes
Accuracy: +/- 0.5°C from -20°C to + 50°C
Accuracy: +/- 1°C from -40°C to + 85°C
Metering range with internal sensor: -40°C to +85°C
Metering range with external, optional sensor: -127°C to +127°C
Resolution: 0.25°C
Read / write distance: 100 metres