The University of Delaware, along with Motorola Solutions Inc. and Radiant RFID, developed a security system for its gallery, which houses $25 million worth of artwork. Radiant's new Virtual Asset Tracker system is used.
The University of Delaware, in partnership withMotorola Solutions Inc. and Radiant RFID, developed a security system for its gallery, which houses $25 million worth of various works of art. For this purpose, the new virtual tag tracking system from Radiant - Virtual Asset Tracker
As part of this solution, RFID-readers of the XR series from Motorola Solutions Inc were installed. The devices were placed in key visibility zones throughout the university gallery, and RFID-tags were attached to all the works of art. A special feature of this protection is that the cameras do not work constantly, but turn on only when the RFID system detects movement. This way, theft or any other incident can be prevented.
Virtual Asset Tracker allows organizations to track their assets in a wide variety of conditions. Using Motorola's RFID technology, the Virtual Asset Tracker allows you to track tagged assets and keep them secure.
The University of Delaware plans to also install this RFID protection system in other parts of campus to enhance security.
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