RFID SmartPoint
The RFID SmartPoint is the latest addition to our line-up of RFID equipment and is ideally suited as an information request point for exhibit booths. Mount these self-contained devices on a wall near marketing posters, signs or video displays so that attendees in your booth can scan their badge to request more information.
To participate, attendees can simply hold their RFID-equipped badge near a SmartPoint device. It will produce an audible beep and flash an LED to indicate that the badge information was read and stored. Each scan is time stamped and stored in memory. The SmartPoint units are consistently transmitting data in real time to the Internet. Applications for the SmartPoint are limited only by the imagination - use them for attendance monitoring, prize drawings, information requests or mini surveys.
This innovative and compact unit can be used to scan attendees with a 20-plus hour battery life, while storing up to 1,500 scans. The SmartPoint is so simple that visitors can easily use it without booth staff assistance, making it the perfect fit for large and bustling shows. Exhibitors also have the ability to view their in-booth scanning activity on a secure Internet portal as the show is occurring.
To participate, attendees can simply hold their RFID-equipped badge near a SmartPoint device. It will produce an audible beep and flash an LED to indicate that the badge information was read and stored. Each scan is time stamped and stored in memory. The SmartPoint units are consistently transmitting data in real time to the Internet. Applications for the SmartPoint are limited only by the imagination - use them for attendance monitoring, prize drawings, information requests or mini surveys.
This innovative and compact unit can be used to scan attendees with a 20-plus hour battery life, while storing up to 1,500 scans. The SmartPoint is so simple that visitors can easily use it without booth staff assistance, making it the perfect fit for large and bustling shows. Exhibitors also have the ability to view their in-booth scanning activity on a secure Internet portal as the show is occurring.
