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Intelleflex rolls out HMR-9090 Handheld Reader, FMR-6000 Fixed Reader

Intelleflex, a provider of on-demand data visibility solutions, has added HMR-9090 Handheld Reader and FMR-6000 Fixed Reader to its product family, for the perishable food and pharmaceutical cold supply chain.

Intelleflex claimed that the new HMR-9090 Handheld Reader and FMR-6000 Fixed Reader work with the company’s tags to enable wireless, on-demand, product-level monitoring by providing the ability to read at distances up to 100m or through RF-challenging environments that include metals, liquids and inside packages and containers.

Intelleflex Extended Capability RFID solution is suited for the cold supply chain, where product-level monitoring is critical but has been cost-prohibitive to date.

By providing in-transit visibility of cold-chain product temperature data at the package level, Intelleflex allows producers, shippers, distributors and retailers to monitor product freshness and quality, on-demand, on fully loaded pallets or totes, delivering the ability to save losses by avoiding product waste.

Intelleflex said that the capability of XC3 Technology readers and tags to penetrate perishable produce and insulated packaging, or to read at a distance of 100m in free space, delivers a wireless solution for accurate product temperature monitoring of biopharmaceuticals or food.

ABI Research RFID Research director Michael Liard said that an increasing number of key industry sectors are seeking automated data capture solutions that extend beyond reading a license plate ID on an asset, object or item.

Intelleflex CEO Peter Mehring said that Intelleflex gives cold-chain providers the tools they need to actively manage product in-transit, resulting in reduced shrink, higher product quality and safety verification, and improved efficiency throughout the cold chain.