Apulsetech is a leading South Korean manufacturer specializing in high-performance RFID handheld computers, compact UHF RFID reader modules, and fixed RFID readers.
Apulsetech (Apulsetechnology Co., Ltd.) is a South Korean technology company dedicated to manufacturing advanced RFID reader solutions. Their product lineup includes compact UHF RFID reader modules like the α-PICO, versatile handheld RFID readers like the α811 and α712, as well as fixed and desktop RFID readers designed for a variety of industrial and commercial applications. By integrating powerful embedded engines such as the Impinj R2000, Apulsetech provides reliable EPC Class1 GEN 2 and ISO 18000-6C compliant devices suitable for robust inventory management, asset tracking, and custom embedded embedded enterprise solutions.
The company focuses on delivering top-tier RFID reading performance combined with modern connectivity options, including Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, NFC, and optional 2D barcode scanning capabilities. Apulsetech products are utilized globally to create seamless, low-cost embedded systems and highly mobile data capture solutions for modern enterprises.
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Connect the USB cable to the PC, then run the Apulsetech demo program (SampleModuleWinForm.exe) located in the DemoModuleWinForm folder to test its operation. You will need to select the serial COM port and set the baud rate to start inventory reading.
Evaluation software like 'nSPACE' and other demo applications can be downloaded from the official Apulsetech website (www.apulsetech.com), Google Play Store, or are provided directly on a USB within your device's Development Kit.
Reading range varies significantly by model, RFID tag, and environment. For instance, the compact α-PICO module reads up to 3-5 meters, while higher-power handheld models like the α712 can read tags up to 40 meters under optimal conditions.
Yes, several models such as the α811 and α712 handheld readers offer optional built-in 2D barcode scanner engines (often utilizing Zebra technology) to capture standard 1D and 2D barcode data alongside RFID tags.