Infinity RFID, Inc.

Today's "Tags found in the (not so) Wild" is our SZ-UMT-002 Zenith Universal Mount RFID tag on a classic Ford Mustang. This vintage of Mustang has glass headlamp lenses making either the SZ-UMT-002 or SC-WMT-002 windshield tag perfect options for vehicle identification.

Today's "Tags found in the (not so) Wild" is our SZ-UMT-002 Zenith Universal Mount RFID tag on a Ferrari. Stay tuned for a few more to come!

Had to look twice for today's "Tags Found in the Wild". At first glance I thought this was our SZ-WMT-002 Zenith Universal Mount RFID Tag. Upon further inspection, it is actually a FasTrak RFID Toll Tag from our technology partner, Star Systems International. Same RFID tag technology but different market.

Helping out in Las Vegas!

Last week we were in Controlled Product's Miami location providing a technical training class. Our new East Coast Technical Salesperson, Victor Velez, teamed up with Controlled Product's Ever Sanchez to present an overview of RFID product installation and the use of RFID specific tools.

Today we are the Gates & Controls Supplier Showcase at their location in Pleasanton, CA. Come on down and visit if you are in the area!

Today's "Tags Found in the Wild" is our SZ-UMT-002 Zenith Universal (glass & plastic) Mount RFID Tag.

We are at the Encon 40th Anniversary NorCal Expo today. Come on down and visit!

Here is another "Tags Found in the Wild" that features our SG-HMT-002 Headlamp Mount Tag but this time it is on a Cadillac Escalade.

Here is a great image of our SC1000W Carina Long Range RFID Reader in an overhead mount installation at a gated community. The mounting arm is designed to be high enough to allow trucks to pass through.

Today's "Tags Found in the Wild" is our SG-HMT-002 Agena Headlamp Mount Tag". While it is described as "Headlamp Mount", it actually is tuned for automotive plastic. That means that it can be effectively mounted to other automotive surfaces such as bumpers, side mirrors or other location that is at least 2" away from metal.

Here is a great image of our SC1000W Carina RFID reader at work at the entrance to a gated community in Southern California.

Here is a great photo from our S2W wiegand interface module production line. These are used with our SC1000W RFID reader and are built at our office in Van Nuys, CA.

This "Tags Found in the Wild" post is of our SA-HMT-002 Aries Headlamp RFID Tag mounted on a Bentley.

Today's "Tags Found in the Wild" is our SG-HMT-002 Agena Headlamp Mount Tag.

A production shot of our last build of RLPROG-001 RFID Reader Programmers.

Catching up with some friends at Fencetech & MetalFab 2024

Today's Tags Found in the Wild is our SG-HMT-002 Agena headlamp tag mounted on a 2023 Nissan Armada SUV. Interestingly, we found this on an Enterprise Rental Car lot.

We wish you a happy and safe Thanksgiving Holiday!

We are at the customer appreciation event at Controlled Products Systems Group in Van Nuys today. Come on down and let's talk RFID!

A heartfelt thank you to all who served. Happy Veterans Day!

We are at the Gates & Controls event in Portland. Come on by and visit!

We are at the Controlled Products Systems Group Customer Appreciation and Product Showcase in Las Vegas today. Stop by and let's talk RFID!

Todays "Tags Found in the Wild" is a comparison between headlamp mounted RFID tags. One important consideration when choosing a headlamp mount tag is footprint and it's effect on the light output of the headlamp. Our SG-HMT-002 headlamp tag (on the right) is much more transparent and is tested to meet or exceed Federal DOT safety standards.

We are in the field today at a new install where our SC1000W-UL was replacing an old Sirit ID4100.

We are at the Gates & Controls event today in San Diego, CA from 10 - 3pm. Come on down and let's talk RFID!

We are at the Gates & Controls event in Corona, CA today. Come on down and let's talk RFID!