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Savi Data Collection Partners
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EJ Brooks |
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E. J. Brooks is the world's leading manufacturer of tamper indicating security seals, locking devices, and metering-related products. For 130 years, their innovative products have been used by a diverse number of industries to safeguard their revenue and assets.
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Symbol |
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Symbol Technologies, Inc., winner of the National Medal of Technology, is a global leader in mobile data transaction systems, providing innovative customer solutions based on wireless local area networking for data and voice, application-specific mobile computing, and bar code data capture.
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Alien |
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Alien Technology is a leading supplier of radio frequency identification (RFID) hardware that enables consumer packaged goods companies, retailers, logistics companies, pharmaceutical manufacturers, and defense industries to improve their operating efficiency by implementing RFID solutions throughout their supply chain. Alien was the first company to deliver electronic product code (EPC) Class 1 hardware. The company's unique patented manufacturing process, Fluidic Self Assembly™ (FSA), ensures the reliable and cost-efficient delivery of RFID tags in high volumes. |
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Intermec |
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Intermec Technologies Corp. is the inventor of the world's most widely used bar code symbology. Intermec today provides supply chain information products, services, and systems to companies in hundreds of industries around the world. Intermec Technologies is a division of UNOVA Inc., a $1.3 billion industrial technologies company. Intermec is a strong consolidation of three industry leaders: Intermec, Norand Corp., and United Barcode Industries. Today known as Intermec Technologies, Intermec is a company dedicated to helping companies use supply chain information systems to improve efficiency and profitability. |
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LXE Inc. |
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LXE Inc. improves supply chain performance by applying over 30 years experience developing rugged wireless computers and RF data collection networks. LXE is working with Savi on the joint product development of a new rugged handheld data collection device that will read both active Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) and bar codes. The data collected with this handheld is then seamlessly transferred via UDAP to the Savi SmartChain® platform. |
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QUALCOMM |
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QUALCOMM is best known as the company that pioneered Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA) technology, which is now used in wireless networks and handsets all over the world. Today, with tremendous advances in CDMA, and the advent of complementary technologies such as position location, Internet access, and streaming media, QUALCOMM is uniquely positioned to drive the industry forward with a new wave of breakthrough developments. From communications to transportation, and entertainment to the Internet, QUALCOMM's digital and wireless innovations are transforming many industries. |
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RAE Systems |
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RAE Systems Inc. was established in 1991 by co-founders Robert I. Chen and Peter Hsi. Today, RAE Systems is recognized as one of the
world's leading manufacturers of technologically advanced single and multiple sensor atmospheric monitors, photo-ionization detectors, gas detection tubes, sampling pumps, and wirelessly connected gas detection and security monitoring systems. |
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SAMSys Technologies Inc. |
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SAMSys Technologies Inc. is a world leader in the design and development of passive RFID reader hardware products that are designed to support the broadest possible array of protocols and frequencies. |
 Identifies these companies as Savi UDAP partners. UDAP partners encompass the complete spectrum of wireless collection and identification technologies, ranging from providers of barcode, RFID, and GPS, as well as wireless application development and integration services. In addition, UDAP partnerships encompass a broad array of supply chain security solutions, including biometrics, motion sensors, and video imaging, which can be linked through UDAP to the web-based Savi SmartChain software applications.
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