Jovix Approved-Hardware

Before any hardware is deployed with Jovix, it must survive a thorough testing process.

What does it take to pass the Jovix test?

After working with our clients to deploy Material Readiness solutions in extreme conditions all across the globe, we identified a need for uncommonly rugged hardware. Some jobsites are in areas with temperatures as low as -40°F and as high as 120°F. Other sites are located on coasts and are exposed to saltwater, fog, and extreme sunlight. We recognized the need to provide better options to meet the requirements of our clients. Atlas RFID strives to be the world’s foremost authority on the use of Auto-ID for industrial construction. As such, we’ve established rigorous testing criteria for all hardware used on our projects. The results of those tests are shared with our clients to aid in their buying decision. Before any piece of hardware is deployed with Jovix, it goes through a rigorous certification process that ensures it will be able to perform in the field. Certification testing can include:

• Thermal Cycling
• Radio Frequency Pattern Distribution Analysis
• Water and Dust Ingress (IP Rating)
• Crush Testing
• Shock Testing
• Vibration Testing
• Ultraviolet Exposure

Our active RFID tag is a good example of hardware that has been put through extreme testing to ensure that it will survive in the harsh environments of industrial construction.

Ensure Compliance

Hardware Advancements

As a full-service solutions company, we continually search for new and better ways to solve Material Readiness challenges in industrial construction. Atlas RFID is not only committed to identifying the best hardware options available today but also to driving the industry to innovate and improve the options available tomorrow. Although we are not a hardware manufacturer, we act as a trusted third party advisor and subject matter expert for the types of hardware required to address our clients’ needs.

Atlas team members have participated in many hardware development and review sessions with our hardware partners to provide recommendations and insight based on our experience in the industry. Below is a list of a few companies we’ve worked with to help achieve advancements in hardware.

Hardware Partners