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A Milestone in Australian RFID

Aug 31
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Updated: Sep 17

Unique Micro Design’s co-founder and RFID specialist, Geoffrey (Geoff) Ramadan, played a key role in supporting GS1 Australia during the industry trials that helped advance RFID in Australia. 



In 2009, Geoff was involved in the selection, organisation and installation of RFID readers used during testing conducted under the Australian Communications and Media Authority's (ACMA) scientific licence, to validate higher RFID power levels. 



The trials demonstrated that UHF RFID systems operating at 4 watts EIRP would not interfere with Vodafone's GSM mobile network. The successful results gave ACMA the confidence to increase Australia's allowable UHF RFID power from 1 watt to 4 watts, aligning Australia to international standards. This increase allowed RFID readers to increase their read distance, read rates and accelerated the adoption of RFID technology across Australian industries.



Geoff has become a long-standing and respected engineer with deep expertise in RFID and technology integration, with over 40 years of experience delivering solutions across the AIDC industry.



Geoff, along with the rest of the Unique Micro Design team, continues to draw on more than 25 years of RFID experience to help businesses improve asset visibility, productivity and operational control through RFID solutions.


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