Global supply chains require RFID tags that can perform effectively around the world. RFID tagged items are being shipped today from Europe to the United States, from South America to Australia and from Hong Kong to Los Angeles. Each of these regions uses different UHF RFID frequencies and end users require tags that will work globally no matter what local frequency is used. The Global RFID Tag Benchmark is a scientific evaluation of the top 18 UHF RFID tags for performance in Asian, European and North and South American frequencies. Tag performance is rank ordered for power effectiveness, orientation sensitivity, distance, interference rejection and material dependence for corrugate, water and metallic items. Both general purpose and "jumbo" oversized tags are evaluated. The Global RFID Tag Benchmark is the only published study that evaluates which tags can perform well across geographic boundaries. It is designed to help end users make better tag selection decisions that improve overall RFID system performance. The single user license is designed for use by academics, students, individuals and researchers. No part of the Global RFID Tag Benchmark may be reproduced, shared electronically or in hard copy or published in whole or in part without the express written consent of ODIN technologies. |