ART Finex Co.,Ltd. Product Lineup

Introducing the HF band passive RFID with LED lighting functionality. The LED lighting is powered by the magnetic field from the reader and is controlled by commands. When combined with a stand antenna, it allows access to clear files or cases arranged in a narrow pitch. Additionally, the antenna can be customized according to the tag attachment target, attachment position, and usage environment. 【Features】 ■ No batteries required due to passive RFID ■ Control of single/multiple tags by ID specification ■ Custom size options for tags are available ■ Customization of readers and antennas according to usage and environment *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• Sensors

This is a tutorial for an application for managing the borrowing and lending of items using UHF band RFID/barcode. This application is specifically designed for the integrated handheld device "UBar-200f," which combines a barcode scanner and UHF band RFID reader/writer, and it is provided free of charge. On our website, we also have a video showcasing the recognition images of 50 documents using the "UBar-200f," so please take a look. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

• EAI/ETL/WEB application server

We would like to introduce some features of the application provided free of charge for UHF band RFID devices (available for download from HP) that transfers tag information to customer systems. You can change various settings, including device parameters, to verify operations and system interfaces that meet your requirements. This can be used to validate the effectiveness of RFID in a test line. 【Features】 <System Interface Types> ■ Event File Interface: Notifies changes in tag recognition via a file ■ Log File Interface: Notifies tag recognition status via a log file ■ Keyboard Emulation ■ Email Interface: Notifies tag recognition status via email *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• IC tag reader/writer

UHF band RFID reader/writer and barcode scanner integrated device "UBar-200f" allows for easy encoding of barcode content into RF tags. The content encoded into the RF tags can be read by various readers manufactured by Art Finex. By using a keyboard emulation tool with decoding functionality enabled, it is also possible to check the content of each encoded item. 【Features】 ■ The integrated barcode scanner and RFID reader/writer enable encoding without the need for higher-level control. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• IC tag reader/writer

We will introduce a case of simple process progress information collection using RFID. By installing antennas at each process recognition point and simply moving tagged trays, event files corresponding to the movement of the trays are generated, and the system imports these files. There is no need for users to develop control software for RFID devices, allowing for the quick verification of the effectiveness of RFID utilization by importing tag information into the system. 【Features】 ■ The generated event files include a filter function that only notifies changes in tag recognition. ■ It is possible to proceed with development by separating the RFID recognition area from the system area. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• IC tag reader/writer

We would like to introduce the new features of the evaluation application "IC Tag Writer" for UHF band RFID devices. We have added a function to graphically display the RSSI values of multiple tags. The graph display function allows for changes to the time axis (horizontal axis) and can be re-displayed. 【Features】 - By utilizing the RSSI for each tag as supplementary information in situations where it is difficult to estimate the order or movement of tags based solely on ID recognition, accuracy can be improved. - The graph display function allows for changes to the time axis (horizontal axis) and can be re-displayed. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• IC tag

We will introduce a case of recognizing the passage of specific tag holders and issuing alerts (lamp activation) using UHF band RFID. A tag with an encoded alert (alert designation + ID) is attached to a helmet. When passing in front of a device that operates autonomously, it manipulates a contact signal to turn on the lamp. 【Features】 - It recognizes passage hands-free and can distinguish actions such as issuing alerts through the settings on the tag and customization of the autonomous operating device. - It is equipped with a no-voltage contact output option, allowing for integration with alert lamps and electric locks. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• IC tag

We conducted experiments on the basics of HF (shortwave) band passive RFID and non-contact power supply using electromagnetic fields. The frequency of high-frequency utilization equipment and inductive reading and writing communication equipment that exchanges data with RFID tags is 13.56 MHz, but it seems that the use of lower frequency bands is being considered (standardized) for wireless power transmission systems aimed solely at power supply. The PDF document below summarizes the frequencies and characteristics of RFID. Please feel free to download and take a look. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.*

• IC tag

Introducing the HF band passive RFID with LED lighting functionality. With ID specification, it can control single or multiple tags, and custom tag sizes are also possible. It can be used for picking, shelf location management, document/item searching, operation procedure display, and preventing operational errors. 【Features】 ■ No batteries required due to passive RFID ■ Can control single or multiple tags with ID specification ■ Custom tag sizes are also possible *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• IC tag

Here are examples of the utilization of the Sigfox-I/F equipped HF band RFID reader. The RFID Tokyo Division has started providing solutions utilizing HF band EPC C1 tags (equivalent memory configuration and standards to UHF band EPC C1G2 tags). By using the Sigfox platform, it is easy to upload "when, where (Sigfox device ID), and what (tag information)" to the cloud. 【Features】 ■ Autonomous operation to recognize and notify tag status ■ Utilizes HF band EPC C1 tags, compatible with stacked conditions ■ Custom solutions according to application needs *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• IC tag

We will introduce a device and software configuration for accessing the effective UHF band "IC Tag Rewrite Kanban RECO-View" in various situations and applications at manufacturing sites and more. Our company provides device configurations, system interface applications/tools, and control information, offering access solutions suitable for various scenarios of kanban usage. We also have a video on our website demonstrating how to easily write the barcode information from the kanban onto the IC tag using a combined barcode scanner and UHF RFID reader/writer device. Please take a look for reference. 【Products】 ■ Hold: UC-100f ■ Scan: UBar-200f ■ Grab: UB-100f ■ Place/Remove: UC-100f ■ Pass Through: UC-100f ■ Bundle/Stack State: UC-100f ■ Write: UBar-200f *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

• IC tag

This is an introduction to a sheet that enables smart management using RFID by inserting it into existing document cases/clear files or process kanban cases. By setting the already used document numbers or kanban numbers as IDs, integration with existing systems becomes easy (notifications of numbers via keyboard emulation, etc.). We also provide recognition devices (readers and antennas) and system interfaces suitable for the application. 【Features】 ■ Rewriteable ID for HF band RFID tags ■ Recognizable even when tags are stacked ■ Comes with practical applications and tools ■ Customizable according to application needs *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• IC tag

This is an introduction to the collection of information on "crowded and close contact individuals" using UHF band RFID. The antenna used in the "video materials" is a custom-made item with external dimensions of 150x50x3mm, arranged in a cross configuration. It will be combined with devices in the specific low-power range. It can operate with just a power connection. 【Features】 ■ Possible to equip with wireless I/F (wireless LAN, LPWA) ■ Operates with just a power connection *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

• IC tag

We would like to introduce a case where a Raspberry Pi (OS: Raspbian) is connected to a UHF band RFID reader via USB. This is an example of implementing abnormal situation recovery and regular resets through bus power control to achieve continuous operation. By using the Raspberry Pi as the control HOST for the UHF band RFID reader, it becomes easy to integrate with various devices and realize IoT capabilities. 【Features】 ■ By using the Raspberry Pi as the control HOST for the UHF band RFID reader, it is possible to easily integrate with various devices and realize IoT capabilities. ■ Core technology: Provision of basic information for Raspberry Pi integration. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• IC tag

This is a tutorial for a check-out and lending management application using UHF band RFID. This application is provided for free. For users who wish, the source files will also be made available for free. Please use it for trial and study purposes. 【Features】 ■ This application is provided for free ■ For users who wish, the source files will also be made available for free ■ Can be used for trial and study purposes *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• IC tag

This is an example of position detection and individual identification immediately after removing samples from liquid nitrogen. UHF band IC tags are attached to the bottom of each sample and placed in a frozen storage box for recognition. By using insert tags on the bottom, it supports position recognition within the cryotube box. 【Features】 - Utilizes insert tags on the bottom to support position recognition within the cryotube box. - Core technology: Custom antennas for UHF band RFID, multiple antenna control technology. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• IC tag

This is an example of document recognition using UHF band RFID. It can recognize stacked documents/tickets and suppress misrecognition of surrounding documents/tickets by utilizing commercially available components. An overview of the method for suppressing the reading of surrounding documents is also available, so please download the catalog and take a look. 【Features】 ■ Capable of recognizing stacked documents/tickets ■ Suppresses misrecognition of surrounding documents/tickets using commercially available components ■ Core technology: Multiple antenna control technology *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

• IC tag

This is an example of connecting a Raspberry Pi (OS: Raspbian) to a UHF band RFID reader. By using the Raspberry Pi as the control HOST for the UHF band RFID reader, it becomes possible to easily achieve integration with various devices and IoT implementation. The foundational technology provides basic information for Raspberry Pi integration. 【Features】 ■ By using the Raspberry Pi as the control HOST for the UHF band RFID reader, it becomes possible to easily achieve integration with various devices and IoT implementation. ■ Foundational technology: Providing basic information for Raspberry Pi integration. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

• IC tag

This is an example of connecting a Raspberry Pi (OS: Windows 10 IoT Core) to a UHF band RFID reader. By using the Raspberry Pi as the control HOST for the UHF band RFID reader, it becomes easy to achieve integration with various devices and IoT implementation. It can be utilized in manufacturing and various embedded applications. 【Features】 ■ By using the Raspberry Pi as the control HOST for the UHF band RFID reader, it becomes easy to achieve integration with various devices and IoT implementation. ■ Core technology: Provision of basic information for Raspberry Pi integration. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• IC tag

This is an exploration experiment using the reception sensitivity (RSSI) of UHF band RFID tags. Both strong output (on-site wireless station equipment) and weak output (specific low-power devices) can be experimented with using the same application. Sensitivity settings for the exploration indicator can be configured, and portable use utilizing batteries, tablets, etc., is also possible. 【Features】 ■ Experiments can be conducted with the same application for both strong and weak output ■ Sensitivity settings for the exploration indicator are possible ■ Portable use is possible (utilizing batteries, tablets, etc.) ■ Core technology: RSSI acquisition for each tag (standard command excluding UBar) *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

• IC tag

This is an experiment for location recognition/passing recognition using RFID. Recognition spots are set up for each antenna to recognize movement/layout situations. This is a simple verification image. There is no need for users to develop control software for RFID devices, and we also provide information on methods to incorporate tag information into the system. 【Features】 - Antennas are installed on stands or ceilings to recognize tags attached to items on carts or worn on helmets. - Up to 16 antennas can be connected to a single reader. - Core technology: multiple antenna control technology, system I/F development (software). *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• IC tag

This is an example of the inspection of the arrival/shipment of 80 T-shirts. Recognizing the instruction tag and starting the reading process. Quickly recognizing 80 T-shirts and matching them with the instruction information. The core technology is a field application solution. 【Features】 ■ Recognizes the instruction tag and starts reading ■ Quickly recognizes 80 T-shirts and matches them with the instruction information ■ Measures to prevent misreading according to the field (use of radio wave absorption panels and shields) ■ Core technology: field application solution (multiple recognition, limited reading area and targets) *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• IC tag

This is an introduction to the "T-shirt Print Settings" utilizing RFID from Image Magic Co., Ltd.'s "ODPS On-Demand Print Solutions." You can watch a comparison video of T-shirt print setting times using the "ODPS System" and "Paper Instruction Sheets" from the related video below. ODPS is a service that addresses the challenges of on-demand printing by systematizing and providing the know-how that Image Magic has cultivated over the years from the perspectives of "Order System," "Order Integration System," "Cloud Management System," "Devices," and "Consumables." *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

• IC tag

This is an example configuration for installing UHF band RFID devices on existing steel shelves to recognize items by shelf. Using devices that can connect multiple antennas, items are recognized by antennas installed on each shelf. Each antenna can independently adjust output and set filtering based on RSSI values, allowing for tag selection and antenna selection according to the target. This can be utilized for item management, borrowing management, and inventory management. 【Features】 ■ Items are recognized by antennas installed on each shelf ■ Tag selection and antenna selection can be made according to the target ■ Each antenna can independently adjust output and set filtering based on RSSI values *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• IC tag

This is an example of connecting a thermal printer USB host model manufactured by Citizen Systems Co., Ltd. and a UHF band RFID reader. The USB host model enables control of peripheral devices via the printer, allowing for smart integration with various devices, including the RFID reader. It can be used with smart POS systems. 【Features】 - The USB host model enables control of peripheral devices via the printer. - It allows for smart integration with various devices, including the RFID reader. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• IC tag

This is a UHF band RFID reader equipped with a Sigfox interface. It can be used to collect quantity information on inventory, equipment, and consumables for replenishment and maintenance, as well as for condition monitoring using passive RFID sensor tags, and to track operations or passage counts. By utilizing the Sigfox network, IoT can be realized easily and at a low cost. 【Features】 ■ Enables easy and cost-effective IoT implementation using the Sigfox network ■ Core technology: Custom technology (support for information collection via RFID and notification conditions) *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• IC tag

This is an example of connecting an iOS device (iPad) with a UHF band RFID reader/writer. ■ BLE (GATT) [Read/Write] ■ Lightning-USB3 Camera Adapter (HID) [Read Only] ■ Bluetooth (HID) [Read Only] We will select the interface method and customize the form according to your needs and requests. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• IC tag

We would like to introduce an example concept of a small-scale smart self-checkout system compatible with electronic tag products. This system is capable of recognizing electronic tags encoded based on the product's JAN code. For products without electronic tags, barcodes can be used in conjunction. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

• IC tag reader/writer

This is an example of the encoding content for tags used in the "Convenience Store Electronic Tag Demonstration Experiment." This is suitable for situations where the "Convenience Store Electronic Tag" is handled in a singular and narrow range. It can be used for smart self-checkout and self-range systems. The underlying technology involves encoding and decoding JAN codes into RFID. 【Specifications】 　[Set 1] ■R/W: UBar-200f-J2-2D (USB) ■HOST: Windows-based PC ■Software: Barcode + UHF band RFID UBar-200f dedicated evaluation WinAPL *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

• IC tag reader/writer

This is an example configuration where UHF band RFID devices are connected to a mobile router to notify tag information to a web server. There is no need for a host device to control the RFID equipment; it autonomously recognizes RFID tags and notifies the web server with the information. An application is also prepared to file the notified RFID tag information for system integration. 【Features】 <Core Technology> ■Control Software ■Client Mode Connection ■Data Notification via TCP *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• IC tag reader/writer

We would like to introduce an example configuration for utilizing UHF band RFID tags encoded with GS1-128 codes for inbound and outbound operations. By utilizing the quantity information in the GS1-128 code and the individual number (ID) of the packaging box, we perform consistency checks with the instruction information. It is possible to confirm the first-out check and the expiration date by verifying the manufacturing lot. 【Features】 ■ Core technology: Encoding and decoding of GS1-128 codes to RFID ■ Enables first-out checks and expiration date verification through manufacturing lot confirmation *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• IC tag reader/writer

We would like to introduce some features of the application for free provision of UHF band RFID devices (available for download from HP) that transfers tag information to customer systems. You can change various settings, including device parameters, to verify operations and system interfaces that meet your requirements. It can be used to validate the effectiveness of RFID on the test line. 【Features】 <System Interface Types> ■ Event File I/F: Notifies changes in tag recognition via a file ■ Log File I/F: Notifies tag recognition status via a log file ■ Keyboard Emulation ■ E-mail I/F: Notifies tag recognition status via email *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

• IC tag reader/writer

We would like to introduce a video that shows how to encode UHF band RFID tags using the application "IC Tag Writer." Please refer to this as a reference when integrating reader/writer/antenna modules into RFID printers or encoding devices. 【Overview】 - A pattern using a mask to limit the target tags for encoding roll tags. - A pattern using the pen-type reader/writer UPen-200f for roll tags. - A pattern using the desktop reader/writer UC-100f for card (single sheet) tags. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• IC tag reader/writer

With the UHF band RFID reader/writer and barcode scanner integrated device UBar-200f, you can easily encode the contents of a barcode into RFID. The encoded content can be read by various readers manufactured by Art Finex. By using a keyboard emulation tool with decoding functionality enabled, you can also check the contents of each encoded item. 【Features】 ■ The integrated barcode scanner and RFID reader/writer allows for encoding without the need for higher-level control. ■ Core technologies: - UHF band RFID reader/writer SoC PR9200 customization technology - Reader/writer and antenna development/integration technology *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• IC tag reader/writer

This is an introduction to a video material on bottom labels for UHF band medical specimen containers. It presents the concept of using UHF band RFID bottom labels for batch recognition, individual recognition, and position detection within the container. The bottom label tags can be customized based on the shape of the container and the handling conditions of the specimens. Compared to insert-type tags for tubes and jacket-type tags, they are cost-effective and can accommodate both batch recognition and position detection. [Core Technologies] ■ Tag customization (partner companies) ■ Custom antennas for UHF band RFID ■ Multiple antenna control technology *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

• IC tag reader/writer

We would like to introduce a video material on the collection of process information compatible with HF band laminated tags. This image illustrates the collection of process information using a multi-protocol reader that supports ISO18000-3 mode 3 tags, which can be recognized even when overlapped with HF band RFID. By installing antennas at each recognition point and simply placing the process ticket, the progress can be monitored. The worker cards and worker type cards can also be recognized just by placing them, allowing for real-time collection of information on which lot is being processed, at which stage, by whom, and what work is being carried out. 【Features】 ■ Compatible with both mode 1 (15693) tags and mode 3 (ICODE ILT-M) tags for laminated reading ■ Capable of recognizing employee ID cards using 14443A (Mifare) / 18092 (FeliCa) ■ Core technology ・ISO18000-3 mode 3 compatible, multiple antenna control, antenna customization *For more details, please refer to the PDF material or feel free to contact us.

• IC tag reader/writer

We would like to introduce a case of simple process progress information collection using RFID. By installing antennas at each process recognition point and simply moving tagged trays, we can obtain the location information of the trays and collect it as progress information for the process. Using devices that can connect multiple antennas (up to 16), we prevent recognition omissions by using options that include a three-color LED and a buzzer for each antenna as a user interface. 【Features】 ■ Information collection by understanding the status of trays that transition with actual products ■ In addition to trays, tagging of process sheets, pallets, and the actual products being manufactured can also be considered ■ Core technology: Multiple antenna control technology, system I/F development (software) *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

• IC tag reader/writer

We would like to introduce a case study on the collection of simple process progress information using RFID. By installing antennas at each process recognition point and simply moving tagged trays, event files corresponding to the movement of the trays are generated, and the system imports those files. There is no need for users to develop control software for RFID devices, allowing them to import tag information into the system and verify the effectiveness of RFID usage early on. [Features] - The generated event files include a filter function that only notifies changes in tag recognition. - It is possible to separate the RFID recognition area from the system area during development. - Core technologies: Multiple antenna control technology, system interface development (software). *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• IC tag reader/writer

Here is an example of bulk recognition of samples. UHF band IC tag labels are affixed horizontally to each sample tube and placed in a frozen storage box for recognition. Recognition is also possible immediately after being taken out of liquid nitrogen. 【Features】 ■ Utilizes horizontally affixed label tags, compatible with cryo tubes ■ Core technology: UHF band RFID antenna variations, multiple antenna control technology *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• IC tag reader/writer

Here is an example of bulk recognition of samples. UHF band IC tags are attached to the bottom of each sample and placed in a cryogenic storage box for recognition. Recognition is also possible immediately after being taken out of liquid nitrogen. 【Features】 ■ Utilizes insert tags on the bottom, compatible with recognition of cryo tubes ■ Core technology: UHF band RFID antenna variations, multiple antenna control technology *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• IC tag reader/writer

This is an example of position detection and individual identification in a frozen sample storage box. UHF band IC tags are attached to the bottom of each sample and arranged in the frozen storage box for recognition. Recognition is also possible immediately after being taken out of liquid nitrogen. 【Features】 - Utilizes insert tags on the bottom to support position recognition within the cryotube box. - Core technology: Custom UHF band RFID antenna, multiple antenna control technology. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• IC tag reader/writer

This is a case of passage recognition that includes hands-free direction detection using UHF band RFID. By adding direction information to "when, where, what (who)," it is also possible to distinguish from static states. The underlying technology consists of multiple antenna devices and control software. 【Features】 ■ Configurable for installation in areas without partitions such as doors or walls ■ Direction detection through software processing tailored to recognition conditions *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• IC tag reader/writer

We will introduce a case where a designated tag recognized using UHF band RFID sends notifications via email. Since the RFID reader is controlled by an application on an Android device, system construction is easy. It is possible to monitor wandering, understand the movement of specific visitors at events, and notify the passage of specific items. 【Features】 ■ Control of the RFID reader using an application on an Android device ■ Easy system construction ■ Core technologies ・ Hands-free recognition ・ Control software for Android devices * For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• IC tag reader/writer

This is an example of decoding the contents of UHF band IC tag product tags used in apparel and notifying the information such as header, filter, partition, company code, product code, tag manufacturer, and serial number via keyboard emulation. It decodes and notifies the contents of IC tags stored as binary data, and it also supports bulk recognition of multiple tags. You can use it to check the contents of UHF band IC tag product tags. 【Features】 ■ Decodes and notifies the contents of IC tags stored as binary data ■ Supports bulk recognition of multiple tags ■ Core technologies ・EPC standard code ・Keyboard emulation * For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• IC tag reader/writer

We will introduce a case of encoding product barcodes into UHF band IC tags using an integrated USB device that combines a barcode scanner and UHF band RFID reader/writer. The encoding content includes header, filter, partition, company code, product code, tag manufacturer, and serial number. Applications include the issuance of product tags with UHF band IC tags and input devices for smart POS systems. 【Features】 ■ Integrated device for barcode and UHF band RFID ■ Encoding can be performed without a HOST ■ Core technology: SoC for UHF band RFID reader/writer, EPC standard code, keyboard emulation *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• IC tag reader/writer