Trolley Scan (Pty Unclaimed

Trolley Scan (Pty) LTD design and manufacture RFID systems which are supplied to clients in 50 countries. The RFID systems are world leading UHF type systems. Trolley Scan are also the only manufacturers of RFID-radar systems, which give identity and exact two dimensional position of items

Brochure on RFID current products in PDF format (120K) Software Product Catalogue Catalogue of new software products for RFID readers Application software & hardware for RFID Work in progress management system Application software & hardware for RFIDasset management system Application software & hardware for Notebook/laptop tracking system Application software for monitoring production lines Application hardware and software for analysing video images from CCTV cameras Technical brochure explaining technology Brochure explaining technology in PDF format (140K) Incorporating UHF RFID into sports timing system Brochure on tests of core timing module for sports events(160K) Buying Small system of reader and transponders Summary - different types of readers availableDatasheet - Compact Fixed ReaderDatasheet - Portable battery operated Reader Datasheet - Solar powered UHF RFID Reader Summary - different types of tags(transponders) availableDatasheet - ISOcard sized EcochiptagDatasheet - Laundry tagDatasheet - Ecowoodtag for wooden items such as pallets(new)Datasheet - Long range stick Tags (25 to 30 meter)Datasheet - Long range claymore Tags (>40 meters)Datasheet - Passive tags for labelling laptop and notebook computers Datasheet - Bokkie-tag(tm)/Ecocattle(tm) passive RFID eartag for wild game and cattle(new) Datasheet - Patch antennaDatasheet - OEM Receiver moduleDatasheet - OEM Power amplifierDatasheet - software -monitoring production lines Information Press ReleasesMonthly newsletter(2008 onwards) Monthly newsletter(prior to December 2008) PDF version of recent newsletter No 107 May 2018 PDF version of recent newsletter No 106 May 2017 PDF version of recent newsletter No 105 July 2016 PDF version of recent newsletter No 104 May 2016 PDF version of recent newsletter No 103 December 2015 PDF version of recent newsletter No 102 October 2015 PDF version of recent newsletter No 101 June 2015 PDF version of recent newsletter No 100 August 2014 PDF version of recent newsletter No 99 April 2014 PDF version of recent newsletter No 98 November 2013 PDF version of recent newsletter No 97 May 2013 PDF version of recent newsletter No 96 March 2013 PDF version of recent newsletter No 95 February 2013 PDF version of recent newsletter No 94 January 2013 PDF version of past newsletter No 93 October 2012 FAQsWhat is Trolleyponder technology?FeaturesApplicationsBranders self scanning checkoutsDesign philosophyBrochure on technologyImage gallery Patents Patents Technical developments White paper on applying UHF RFID systems to sports timing applicationsWhite paper on tracking laptop and notebook computers - Is someone stealing your computers?White paper on RF spectrum use by different RFID air protocols - Burning up the limited spectrumWhite paper on RFID frequency selection - Difference between 125kHz,13.56Mhz,UHF and 2.45GHzRF spectrum of energising signal Effects of placing objects in the reader/transponder RF pathRead-only versus read/write reliability Effects of placing objects in the reader/transponder RF path VERY low power EcoTag® technology Impact ofsensitivity on range Designing single chip transpondersTechnical articles on multiple article RF issuesDesign philosophy Track Record Industrial design of pedestals for vehicle access project for a car park Our pedigree and track record in RFID BRANDERS automatic scanning of supermarket trolleysWAVERIDER automatic scanning of supermarket baskets Development of retail technologyFirst single chip Trolleyponder Transponder History of the development of the transponder - extracts from eight years of newsletters Our pedigree The Supertag Story - the original scanning system for Supermarket trolleys Contact information Contact Trolley ScanOrder a Small system Published papers White paper on applying UHF RFID systems to sports timing applicationsWhite paper on RF spectrum use by different RFID air protocols - Burning up the limited spectrum White paper on RFID frequency selection - Difference between 125kHz,13.56Mhz,UHF and 2.45GHz EcoTag® pushes the Range Boundaries in UHF Passive TagsSmart Labels 2002 conference,Cambridge,UK,Sept 2002