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New RedBee firmware v1.0.2 released

New RedBee firmware v1.0.2 released

Saturday, April 2nd, 2011

After it’s initial release, a few bugs have been identified and resolved in the RedBee reader. The first major bug was a bit-flip issue that basically read and recorded tag ID bits in reverse order. As long as you didn’t need to inter-op with other readers, this wasn’t a big deal. However as soon as […]

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Want a free RedBee Experimenter's Kit?

Want a free RedBee Experimenter’s Kit?

Wednesday, August 18th, 2010

The guys over at Trossen Robotics are throwing a “not so official contest” and giving away 5 free RedBee Experimenter’s Kits. From the Trossen contest page; Here is what I’m thinking. Those of you who are interested and can pull yourselves away from your robots for a few hours can pitch for one of the […]

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The RedBee RFID Kit is now available!!!

The RedBee RFID Kit is now available!!!

Tuesday, July 20th, 2010

The kit includes a RedBee RFID reader module, several RFID tags in various form factors, and a software CD with full source code for the following applications; RFID Logger – Learn programming techniques to communicate with the RedBee RFID reader. RFID Deadbolt – Enhance an electronic deadbolt to accept RFID authentication. RFID Login – Log […]

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New OEM/Hobby RFID reader is available. Projects kit soon to follow!

New OEM/Hobby RFID reader is available. Projects kit soon to follow!

Wednesday, March 10th, 2010

Well the day has finally come! I’ve been collaborating with Robotics Connection for some time now, donating my time and experience to put together a new kick@ss RFID reader geared for OEMs, DIYers, and home hobbyists. Here’s the feature shortlist; Great range, even with 3×13 and 2×12 glass tags! Low power consumption (great for battery […]

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