RFID

Every year, thousands of families, and children throng to amusement parks seeking thrill, recreation, and a jolly good time. But running a theme park is not all fun and games. From ensuring guest safety and efficient crowd control to delivering unforgettable patron experiences, a lot goes behind the scenes at a theme park. In recent years, wearable technology has emerged...

Halloween is a prime time for brands to connect with customers through exciting and memorable events. Whether you're a local business or a major corporation, a well-crafted Halloween event can boost brand awareness, generate excitement, and create lasting positive associations. Here are 7 creative Halloween event ideas to inspire you, all featuring the power of RFID wristbands and cards: 1...

In the blog NXP MIFARE® Ultralight C vs. MIFARE® Classic 1k,  I looked at how the 3DES encryption available with NXP’s Ultralight C, provided a significant step-up in security for hotel access control and identity verification.  But, Ultralight C (we’ll refer to it simply as ULC) is not the ‘ultimate’ in secure access technology, not by a long shot. In this post...

In this article, I want to discuss why using wristbands, instead of traditional keycards, at your hotel is a game-changer! Since ID&C has introduced our keycard wristbands, we’ve had a lot of resorts reaching out asking, Should I be using RFID wristbands at my hotel? I say absolutely, here's why…. Better Guest Experience How many times have you found yourself...

In today's fast-paced world, security is a paramount concern, especially in the hospitality industry. With hotels serving as temporary homes for guests, ensuring their safety and privacy is non-negotiable. Access control systems play a crucial role in safeguarding hotel premises, and the choice of RFID (Radio-Frequency Identification) technology can significantly impact overall security. Two prominent options for hotel access control...

It's been a decade since we last delved into the RFID vs NFC debate in our industry. Now, it's time to revisit the article we published on Techradar.com back in 2013.  With over 100 million RFID wristbands in circulation, and their widespread use in live events worldwide for access control and cashless payments, it begs the question: What insights have...