Assa Abloy Ab

Sokymat Automotive Gmbh

Lux-Ident Germany Gmbh

Urs Furter

Laurent Pellanda

Stephane Ayala

Elies Ennabli

Christian Mirus

Hugo Kapp

Michael Kober

Eric Suligoj

Stéphane Ayala

An RFID tag comprising a lower housing, an upper housing and an antenna unit. The lower housing is configured to be attached to an object. The upper housing is placed on the lower housing and comprises a peripheral portion laterally surrounding the lower housing and configured to be attached to the object. The antenna unit is positioned between the lower housing and the upper housing. A first portion of the antenna unit is attached to the lower housing and a second portion of the antenna unit is attached to the upper housing. When the distance between the upper housing and the lower housing changes in case someone attempts to remove the RFID tag from the object, the at least one first portion of the antenna unit remains attached to the lower housing and the at least one second portion of the antenna unit remains attached to the upper housing.

RFID tag for a tamper proof attachment to an object such as a licence plate

The method of manufacturing a functional inlay comprises the steps of:

Method of manufacturing a functional inlay

The method of manufacturing a functional inlay comprises the steps of: &#x2014;) providing a support layer with at least a first and a second side &#x2014;) embedding a wire antenna in said support layer &#x2014;) processing said support layer with said embedded wire antenna to a connection station in which &#x2014;) said support layer is approached on said first side by a holding device holding a chip with a surface comprising connection pads; &#x2014;) said support layer is approached on said second side by a connection device; and &#x2014;) said antenna wire is connected to said connection pads by means of a reciprocal pressure exerted between said holding device and said connection device.

A transponder device for the identification of objects in front of pieces of equipment, with an integrated switching circuit, with a first driver and with a carrier accommodating a circuit, whereby the first driver and the switching circuit are deposited on a first surface of the carrier, and whereby a plurality of contract points are deposited on a second surface of the carrier. In order to make available a transponder device with which the integrated switching circuit of the transponder can be used from outside the encapsulation and on repeated occasions, provision is made such that the integrated switching circuit and the first driver are encapsulated with the carrier in such a way that the integrated switching circuit and the first driver can be contacted electronically from outside the encapsulation solely via the contact points, and that the integrated switching circuit encodes the first signal for the first driver.

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Noville, Switzerland

Urs Furter