NRC Telecom: RFID readers

2024: Inclusion in the THORP register

The developed NIC Telecom (former NIR) readers radio frequency tags () RFID by Order Ministry of Industry and Trade Russia No. 6183 of December 24, 2024 are included in the register of telecommunication equipment of Russian origin of the Ministry of Industry and Trade. developer announced this on February 4, 2025.

RFID readers are necessary for reading RFID tags, which is actively used in the automation of accounting procedures, cargo transportation, monitoring and control of compliance with safety measures by workers in industries, to improve production efficiency, trade, and so on.

Our readers are designed with the use of domestic microcontrollers and provide increased reliability of reading RFID tags. The median read confidence value for different types of labels is 1-3 compared to an average of 0.5 for available readers on the market. They have a low price and can be attached to any surface. In addition, we have developed software for managing readers, collecting and processing read information, "said Oleg Ivanov, General Director of NRC Telecom.

The status of telecommunication equipment of Russian origin was assigned to five stationary and mobile products operating in the frequency bands 13.56 MHz, 433.92 MHz, 860-930 MHz.

RFID tags are used when selling some expensive products to trace the product's path from production to customer. For example, when logging, you can attach such marks to each log and track its entire path to processing so that it does not go abroad. The same with carriages, spare parts, weapons and other means. We see interest in this technology, including in the regions, since one of the important advantages of our readers is the ability to work at a distance of up to 10 m, "Ivanov shared.

NIC Telecom has experience in developing RFID systems that allow you to effectively build logistics, for example, on railway transportation, or for labor protection at production facilities (accounting for personal protective equipment).