Access control electronics tor wireless locks comprise one or more battery operated radios that receive access control codes. The wireless accessed locks locate the electronic components, circuits, sensors and antennas and many of the lock components away from the container being secured and closer to the operator/user. The disclosed access control electronics combine a proximity detection circuit comprising sensor pads and a capacitive sensing circuit and one or more short-range radio frequency antennas for reading RFID devices. The proximity sensor pads are in close proximity with the antennas, without the antennas interfering with the proximity sensing process, and the sensor pads to not attenuate the signals between the RFID devices and the antennas after the RFID devices are detected.

A total logging system configured to promptly and properly identify the cause of trouble and confirm countermeasures by comprehensively recording and accumulating an operator, a state of operations, and a work environment and tracing a series of operations together with recorded videos. The system includes: an image capturing device (ICD) configured to capture images of the state of operations; an information exchanging device (IED) configured to communicate information between a tag and a reader; several types of sensors configured to monitor the internal environment of a sterile working device and the operating state of an inward/outward conveying mechanism and other mechanisms; and an information recording and accumulating device (IRAD). The IRAD the operator according to information received from the IED and records details of operations performed by the operator using machines, appliances, treatment object articles and other items. The IRAD additionally records information regarding any or no change in the internal environment of the sterile working device and the operating state of the inward/outward conveying mechanism and other mechanisms according to information received from the sensors. The recorded information is provided with an index by corresponding to a video in chronological order to be recorded and accumulated.

The present disclosure generally relates to apparatus and processes for wirelessly monitoring the structural health of an energy storage device, and more specifically to energy storage devices with wireless operando monitoring and processes of use. In an aspect, an apparatus for wireless monitoring of an energy storage device is provided. The apparatus includes an energy storage device comprising an electrode, the electrode comprising a nanotube network; a radio-frequency identification (RFID) system comprising: a RFID tag comprising a conductive material, the RFID tag attached to, or embedded within, the electrode; and a RFID reader external to the energy storage device. The apparatus further includes a processor configured to determine a first value of current of the electrode of the energy storage device based on an induced magnetic field acting on the conductive material, and compare the first value of current to a threshold value or range.

A system for sensing a physical property of a medium inside a conduit includes a radio frequency identification (RFID) reader arranged to transmit electromagnetic signals in at least one radio frequency. An RFID tag receives the least one radio frequency and exchanges the received radio frequency to electrical energy powering the RFID tag. An included sensor electrically connected to the RFID tag receives the electrical energy from the RFID tag and powers the sensor to obtain measurement data of at least one physical property of the medium and transmit the measurement data to the RFID tag. The RFID tag transmits the measurement data to the RFID reader using the at least one radio frequency.

Disclosed is a secure telephone call management system for authenticating users of a telephone system in an institutional facility. Authentication of the users is accomplished by using a personal identification number, preferably in conjunction with speaker independent voice recognition and speaker dependent voice identification. When a user first enters the system, the user speaks his or her name which is used as a sample voice print. During each subsequent use of the system, the user is required to speak his or her name. Voice identification software is used to verify that the provided speech matches the sample voice print. The secure system includes accounting software to limit access based on funds in a user's account or other related limitations. Management software implements widespread or local changes to the system and can modify or set any number of user account parameters.

A storage cabinet according to an embodiment stores a plurality of items, each item including a first tag attached thereto. The first tag records item information. The storage cabinet includes: a first reader for reading item information recorded in first tags of items stored in a housing; and a second reader for reading information relating to an item condition of an item to be retrieved from the storage cabinet, when an item to which a second tag is attached is made proximate from the outside to a predetermined area on the housing. The second tag records the information relating to the item condition item information that meets the item condition related to the information read by the second reader, is identified among the item information read by the first reader.

A storage cabinet according to an embodiment stores a plurality of items, each item including a first tag attached thereto. The first tag records item information. The storage cabinet includes: a first reader for reading item information recorded in first tags of items stored in a housing; and a second reader for reading information relating to an item condition of an item to be retrieved from the storage cabinet, when an item to which a second tag is attached is made proximate from the outside to a predetermined area on the housing. The second tag records the information relating to the item condition item information that meets the item condition related to the information read by the second reader, is identified among the item information read by the first reader.

Location of objects within an identified subspace defined within a predefined master space. The system includes an RF beacon associated with an object, the RF beacon transmitting signals to one or more of RF tags transmitting to an object location system a tag data package including an identification of the signals received by the RF tags from the RF beacon. The system includes a gateway receiving and extracting, from the transmitted tag data package, the identification of signals. The system further includes the location engine accessing an ML model trained by performing a survey of RF signals received from a plurality of RF signal sources during a prior RF master space survey operation and determining a subspace identifier corresponding to a predicted subspace location for the object by comparing the identification of signals included in the received tag data package to a model plurality of signals accessed from the model.

Disclosed is a method for realizing batch-based traceability for pork based on a QR code. Based on the QR code, user information is added to a web address carried by the QR code to realize the traceability for the pork. The method includes: 1) registering basic information of pigs in breeding and brokering processes; 2) printing an initial traceability QR code of a carcass in a slaughtering process; 3) adding user information to the initial traceability QR code in a selling process, and updating the user information to the traceability system; and 4) scanning the traceability QR code to recall data of the traceability system in a catering process to achieve transparent information. The pork and pork products are traced from production process to the selling process.

A shield assembly includes a closing structure configured to be disposed over an opening of an enclosure. The closing structure includes an inner surface configured to face an inside of the enclosure when the closing structure is closed and a finger bracket structure mounted on the inner surface, the finger bracket structure having a bracket and one or more finger gaskets coupled to the bracket. An electromagnetic interference (EMI) shielded gasket disposed along a portion of the opening of the enclosure shields an edge of the opening of the enclosure or a radio frequency (RF) fence bracket coupled to a frame disposed around the opening of the enclosure creates a narrow path between the frame and the closing structure, the narrow path attenuating RF signals passing through the narrow path and shielding an edge of the opening of the enclosure.