Harting Introduces Flexible Ha-VIS RFID System

The Ha-VIS RFID integrated radio-frequency-identification (RFID) system from Harting offers a high degree of flexibility to simplify the implementation of scalable solutions in various applications. The new system combines rugged, high-performance RFID readers with powerful data pre-processing to ensure high-speed data transmission and optimum dynamic network performance. Overall control is provided by the Ha-VIS RFID Suite: a software solution that allows the scaling of RFID solutions from individual readers through to enterprise-wide solutions across different locations.

As an aid to integration of the RFID transponding functions, all the readers provide ultra-high-frequency (UHF) and high-frequency (HF) technology as standard features. Their rugged design and construction allow them to be used in a range of industrial environments, including mounting on metal surfaces. The Ha-VIS RFID Suite administers the interfaces to the RFID reading devices and printers, as well as to barcode readers, sensors and controllers. The suite is based on the .NETplatform and offers service-oriented architecture in which an optional number of company applications can draw on the processed data. Ha-VIS RFID is designed to reduce the data flow in an organisation's Ethernet network and enables real-time response to RFID event data. In addition, advanced administration and security modules help to minimise downtime and reduce the overall operating cost of the RFID solution.

The processed RFID data can be integrated into all company solutions because the 'plug-and-play' architecture of the Ha-VIS RFID Suite has been designed to support all the relevant current hardware, standards and protocols. The easy integration of new hardware or new standards into the architecture of the Ha-VIS RFID Suite ensures that companies are able to exploit the benefits of their RFID investments and creates long-term investment security, according to Harting. Developers and system integrators will benefit from the toolset provided, as well as from central network administration and user-friendly interfaces that translate into the convenient and rapid development and maintenance of high-performance RFID solutions.

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