Acura technology has released an updated version of its AutoID UHF RFID reader.
The company reported that the equipment is of modern design and easy to install without coaxial cable. Users can use two traditional network cables, one for power over Ethernet (POE) and the other for communication. The card reader performs automatic tag reading and sends data to the PC or controller in real time using the most common protocols on the market, including TCP / IP, Wiegand (26 / 34 bits), RS-232 and abatack.

At its assembly plant in Regensburg, Germany, BMW uses RFID based real-time positioning system (RTLS) to match the vehicles being assembled with the correct tools required for work, so as to realize system automation and provide customized assembly for each vehicle according to the vehicle identification number (VIN).