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ID Card Technology, Identification Badges, Passes & Printers
ID card technology is a broad term that encompasses the various methods used to encode and store information on ID cards. The type of ID card technology that is used will depend on the specific application. For example, magnetic stripes are often used on ID cards for access control, while RFID tags are often used on ID cards for inventory tracking. IT Reseller news on ID cards, access control, card printers, ID badges, campus cards, card printing systems, cards, smart cards, security cards, photo ID.
POLAROID COMMERCIAL ID SELECTS DATACARD AS OEM SUPPLIER OF NEW, FULLY INTEGRATED PRODUCT SUITE
Apr 07, 2006
Polaroid Commercial ID Systems has launched a fully integrated ID Card system with the software, camera interface, printer, and supplies all manufactured by Datacard Group.
CARDLOGIX CERTIFIED FOR ISO 9001-2000 QUALITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS FOR SMART CARD PRODUCTS
Mar 15, 2006
CardLogix Corporation announced that it has been recognized and approved for its quality management system in accordance with the ISO-9001-2000; ANSI/ASW Q9001:2000 International Quality Standard.
Trade-in offer brings massive discounts on Datacard ID card printers
Mar 13, 2006
Special discounts will be offered to clients trading in their old card printers* for the Datacard SP35, SP55, SP75 and RP90 desktop printers.
Secure growth in an integrated market
Jul 25, 2005
Convergence, integration and the need for higher levels of security are opening up opportunities for the card channel.
DATACARD GROUP INTRODUCES FULLY INTEGRATED DIGITAL SIGNATURE CAPTURE SOLUTION FOR SECURE ID CARD ISSUANCE
Jun 09, 2005
Solution simplifies process to capture, store and print electronic signatures.
DATACARD GROUP INTRODUCES ENHANCED VERSION OF ITS SECURE ID VISITOR MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE
Jun 09, 2005
New features streamline the visitor registration process and increase security.
Printing Plastic Cards is now Inkjet Easy!
Apr 26, 2005
DED Limited announce the arrival of the Persona CardJet C7 from Fargo.
ID Card Technology
ID card technology is a broad term that encompasses the various methods used to encode and store data on ID cards. The most common types of ID card technology include:
- Magnetic stripe: A magnetic stripe is a thin strip of magnetic material embedded in the back of an ID card. Data is encoded on the stripe as a series of magnetized spots. Magnetic stripe cards are relatively inexpensive to produce and can be read by a variety of card readers. However, they are also relatively easy to counterfeit.
- Barcode: A barcode is a series of black and white lines that represent data. Barcodes can be read by a barcode scanner and converted into digital data. Barcodes are less expensive to produce than magnetic stripe cards and are more difficult to counterfeit. However, they can only store a limited amount of data.
- Smart card: A smart card is a plastic card with an embedded integrated circuit (IC) chip. The IC chip can store a variety of data, including personal information, security credentials, and biometric data. Smart cards are more secure than magnetic stripe or barcode cards, but they are also more expensive to produce.
- Radio-frequency identification (RFID): RFID cards use radio waves to transmit data. An RFID reader sends a radio signal to the card, which in turn transmits its data back to the reader. RFID cards are very secure and can be read from a distance. However, they can also be more expensive than other types of ID card technology.
Identification Badges
Identification badges, also known as ID badges, are small plastic or metal cards that contain personal information about the wearer, such as their name, photo, and job title. They are typically worn on a lanyard or necklace, and can be used for a variety of purposes, including:
- Security: ID badges can be used to restrict access to certain areas or buildings.
- Identification: ID badges can help to identify people, especially in large or crowded settings.
- Communication: ID badges can be used to communicate important information, such as emergency contact information or allergies.
- Marketing: ID badges can be used to promote a company or organization.
