AI-Powered UHF RFID Access Control System with Dynamic Tag Detection
AI Dynamic Tag Detection
The system analyzes RFID signals and movement trajectories to identify tag movement and filter static tags, helping reduce false alarms.
Multi-Tag Identification
Multiple RFID tags can be identified while passing through the access area, supporting continuous passage management.
Item-Level RFID Identification
Each tagged item can be identified through an individual RFID code for access monitoring and anti-theft management.
2.4 m Access-Area Coverage
The optimized antenna design is stated to provide coverage across a 2.4 m passage area.
Offline EAS Operation
The anti-theft function can continue operating when the network connection is unavailable.
Audible and Visual Alarm
Unauthorized movement can trigger a warning light and buzzer.
Optional People Counting
An optional external display can show entry and exit counts.
Multiple Network Options
A wired Ethernet connection is standard, with optional Wi-Fi and 4G modules.
This AI-powered UHF RFID access control system analyzes RFID signal strength, phase, and tag movement trajectories to identify moving tags and filter static tags.
It supports automatic tag identification, multi-tag reading, continuous passage management, dynamic tag-data filtering, audible and visual alarms, data uploading, and status management.
The system can trigger an alarm when unauthorized tagged items move through the access area. It also supports offline EAS anti-theft operation when the network is unavailable.
UHF RFID
Trigger and Operating System
Physical Specifications
Power
Power Input: AC 220 V
Operating Environment
Development Support
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an AI-powered UHF RFID access control system?
It is an RFID access-control system that analyzes tag signals and movement trajectories to identify moving tagged items and filter static tags.
Can it identify multiple RFID tags at once?
Yes. It supports multi-tag identification and continuous passage management.
Can it operate without a network connection?
Yes. The source page states that its EAS anti-theft function can continue operating offline.
What RFID frequency and protocol does it support?
It operates at 840–960 MHz and supports ISO 18000-6C / EPC Class 1 Gen 2.
What alarm methods are supported?
The system supports audible and visual alarms using a warning light and buzzer.
Does it support software development?
Yes. It provides API access, an SDK, and development support for Java and C#.
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