Fleischwirtschaft International 3/2012? Journal for meat production, processing and research
pureSpekt publishes article on tracking Livestock with Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) - UHF Animal Ear Tag Technology
(PresseBox) - The Freiburg based RFID and Near Field Communication (NFC) Company pureSpekt has published an in depth four page article in the influential and respected Journal Fleischwirtschaft International.
The article ?Tracking pork with RFID ear tags?, gives the reader an overview of the project ?Pig Affairs? which has been a long term European based project, with the objective to trace and track every individual animal from birth to cradle with its individual information (e.g. individual identification number, birth, vaccination?.) stored on a RFID-UHF chip.
pureSpekt is supplying the RFID-UHF Inlays specifically designed for live stock ear tags, that are being embedded into MS Schippers standard animal ear tags.
MS Schippers, a livestock solutions company and animal tag manufacturer from the Netherlands, produces RFID UHF enabled ear tags for the animal production industry.
About pureSpekt:
pureSpekt GmbH, with its main office in Freiburg (Germany), has specialised in the development of custom specific Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) and Near Field Communication (NFC) solutions.
Contact:
pureSpekt GmbH
Charlie Purser
CEO
Sasbacher Straße 6
79111 Freiburg
Germany
info(at)purespekt.com
www.purespekt.com
www.nfcconnect.eu
Datum: 24.09.2012 - 11:16 Uhr
Sprache: Deutsch
News-ID 185864
Anzahl Zeichen: 1594
contact information:
Town:
Freiburg
Kategorie:
Electronics & Semiconductors
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