| Topic: | Re:RFID tags at Marks and Spencer | |
| Posted by: | Declan Devine | |
| Date/Time: | 01/10/14 11:37:00 |
| Depends if its a RF or RFID label, an RF label is just a security label that breaks a frequency when taken out of the store past the security pedestals. I think M&S use a variant of this called Acousto-magnetic, which vibrates at a certain frequency causing the alarm to go off. If its RFID the chip will include data of the product that its attached to, and is used as a means to stock control, the strips act as an aerial. |
| Topic | Date Posted | Posted By |
| RFID tags at Marks and Spencer | 01/10/14 10:33:00 | Steven Trembath |
| Re:RFID tags at Marks and Spencer | 01/10/14 11:01:00 | Richard Jennings |
| Re:RFID tags at Marks and Spencer | 01/10/14 11:37:00 | Declan Devine |
| Re:Re:RFID tags at Marks and Spencer | 01/10/14 13:11:00 | Maureen Yakoubi |
| Re:Re:Re:RFID tags at Marks and Spencer | 01/10/14 21:56:00 | Steven Trembath |
| Re:Re:Re:Re:RFID tags at Marks and Spencer | 01/10/14 22:04:00 | bobby osborne |