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Objectives At ADASA we understand that there is no such thing as a large scale EPCglobal supply chain without transponder security. Security is needed for brand owners and consumer privacy. The key ADASA achievement is delivering the needed security using today's EPC silicon chips, not some future iteration of cryptographic power-hungry EPC chips. Our patent portfolio of granted and published IP reflects this philosophy by monopolies that are afforded to us for these key foundational solutions. We have solved important EPC RFID problems: tag anti-cloning security, 40% tag material cost reduction, efficient semi-automated tagging.
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US Patent 7,830,258 This patent covers RFID tags used in or entering the United States with cryptographically-generated Access or Kill passwords. This is the key to building a globally scalable secure EPC tagging system with source authentication.
Granted 9 Nov 2010 |
US Patent 7,551,087 This patent covers semi-automatic RFID encoder applicators. Devices of this type are used for the early stages of EPC rollouts where tags and inlays are applied in distribution. This is because fully automated upstream tagging in manufacturing is not economically justified.
Granted 23 June 2009 |
