UHF RFID Gateways

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UHF RFID Gateways are network interfaces deployed in logistics and supply chain environments that connect ultra-high-frequency (UHF) RFID readers to backend systems. They aggregate, filter, and transmit in real time the data captured from RFID tags (e.g., item IDs, location information) to enterprise IT systems. Key functions include data processing, protocol conversion, and network communication.

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