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Savi announces first participants in its standardized RFID E-Seal licensing program

ISO 18185 and Savi licensing program participants help fuel market for lower-cost container tracking and homeland security


Savi Technology, a Lockheed Martin company and provider of Radio Frequency Identification (RFID)-based total asset management solutions, announced the first six companies that have agreed to license Savis intellectual property, which is now incorporated into the new global standard (ISO 18185) for electronic cargo seals (e-Seals).  E-Seals are an emerging class of active RFID devices with built-in security and tracking features that enhance visibility, security and efficiency of in-transit cargo containers, which account for 90 percent of world trade.

E-Seals combine mechanical locks with wireless RFID communication systems to automatically notify users about security breaches and container locations.  Program participants gain access to Savis patent-protected, intellectual property on how these active, battery-powered RFID tags communicate with readers.  Savi Technology launched the program May 1 with its QuickStart program, and continues licensing through its Basic program.

"Some 200 million containers flow through the worlds ports each year, and the efficient and secure movement of cargo is a U.S. and global priority," said Pat Burns, Savis vice president of Marketing and Licensing.

The U.S. SAFE Port Act of 2006 calls for the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (USDHS) to define the voluntary use of container security devices in accordance with international standards. USDHS considers ISO 18185 (International Standardization Organization), which enables interoperability of products from multiple vendors, as an applicable container security standard.

Companies named today as authorized licensees of Savis e-Seal RFID patents around ISO 18185 are: Axcess International Inc., Evigia Systems, Envotech Co., Ltd., Identec Solutions, KPC, and SAVR.

With over 17 years of experience, Savi is a leading provider of active RFID solutions and services for the management and security of supply chain assets, shipments and consignments. Savi Technology is a wholly owned subsidiary of Lockheed Martin, with headquarters in Mountain View, Calif., and offices in Washington D.C., London, Singapore, and Melbourne.

 

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