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Card Readers

- Nedap Security Management of Groenlo, The Netherlands, has introduced a new reader in the Convexs reader series for Mifare DESFire credentials. The MD80 can also read Mifare Classic credentials, making it suitable for customers who want to migrate to the DESFire format.

Durable ID

- IDenticard of Lititz, Pennsylvania, has developed technology that combines the security and durability of a laminated ID card with the one-button convenience of PVC printing. OmniLife ID cards are far less likely to crack, chip, warp, or fade because they are laminated.

Card Printer

- The Nisca PR-C101 card printer features a lightweight construction and small footprint. New from Team Nisca of Somerset, New Jersey, the printer fits in small workspaces and can be easily stored on a shelf or under a counter when not in use.

School Safety

- AAID Security Solutions of Peachtree City, Georgia, has introduced long-range RFID campus safety emergency evacuation and mustering solutions for schools. Ultra-long-range hands-free RFID readers allow school officials and first responders to know what students, staff, and visitors were in the building at the time of the emergency, where they are, who has left, and who is still inside.

Card Security

- KSW Microtec AG of Dresden, Germany, has developed a new UHF polycarbonate inlay for security-critical applications in ID cards. The inlay tag is suited for production of border-crossing cards, driver’s licenses, and national ID cards.

ID Card System

- HID Global of Irvine, California, has introduced the Fargo HDP5000 card identity system, which includes the hardware, software, and all materials needed to create secure ID cards. The Fargo HDP5000 printer/encoder uses retransfer technology for high-definition printing.

Badge Accessories

- A new line of ID accessories is available from HID Global of Irvine, California. It includes a wide selection of lanyards, retractable reels, badge holders, and strap clips.

RFID Card Printing

- Digital Identification Solutions LLC of Greer, South Carolina, is teaming with SPECSid, ThingMagic, and Vanguard ID Systems to enable customers to print and encode GEN2 RFID cards on demand and in less than one minute using desktop ID card printers.

ID Card Production

- Designing a multiapplication card and administering authorization rights are simplified with the new LEGIC studio PC software tool from LEGIC Identsystems Ltd. of Zurich, Switzerland. Contactless smart card projects can be carried out quickly in fewer steps and without expert knowledge.

Visitor Management

- Brady People ID of Burlington, Massachusetts, has combined the elements of visitor management into a kit for easy ordering and implementation.

Counterfeiting Protection

- To combat the sale of rechargeable batteries, Kodak is deploying its KODAK TRACELESS System for Anticounterfeiting on KODAK Li-Ion Rechargeable Digital Camera Batteries.

Iris Reader

- The BM-ET330 Iris Reader from Panasonic Security Systems of Secaucus, New Jersey, delivers fast and accurate system enrollment and authentication using software developed by Iridian Technologies, Inc., of Moorestown, New Jersey. Employing a dual camera design that captures both iris images simultaneously, the system makes a template or map of each person’s iris pattern.

Card Printer

- The Enduro card printer is an upgradeable ID card printer from Magicard, a division of Ultra Electronics Group of Redmond, Washington. The printer can be changed from single- to dual-sided card printing with a simple drop-in upgrade kit.