RFID Built by the People Who Designed It
We design, engineer, and assemble transponders, readers, and antennas here in the USA. The team you reach about a variant, support, or a custom solution is the same team that makes it.
- Assembled in the USA
UID by the Numbers
- 3M+ RFIDs deployed
- 250+ Customers
- 30+ Years in identification
- USA Assembled in the USA
Our Own Design, Our Own Supply
We design and engineer our own transponders, readers, and antennas, write the software that reads them, and assemble the hardware in the USA. Owning design through assembly is what lets us hold quality and lead times, keep older products in service, and build to spec when the catalog doesn't already have your answer.
- Assembled in the USA — the hardware is built here, not rebadged from someone else's catalog.
- Operations in Germany and Czechia — European operations stand behind the supply chain.
- AEG ID, in the family — UID acquired AEG ID to widen the catalog we can build from.
- 30+ years of RFID — three decades of identification work goes into the catalog, and we keep adding to it.
Cited in Peer-Reviewed Research
Researchers and labs have published peer-reviewed work using UID transponders, readers, and monitoring systems. Each citation links back to the product it used. Independent results, not our own marketing.
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Journal of Sport and Health Science
A nutrient-hormone axis pivots an energy trade-off between resting thermogenesis and movement expenditure
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bioRxiv
A Preoptic Neurocircuit That Modulates Metabolic Flexibility
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Poster presentation at the 2026 American Physiology Summit
A tail of two torpors: insight from autonomic and behavioural thermoregulation
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Poster presentation at the 2026 American Physiology Summit
Arousal from torpor advances circadian phase without effect on period in mice
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Home Cage Monitoring in Rodents: A Global Effort. Cham: Springer Nature Switzerland,
Commercializing Home Cage Monitoring: From Prototype to Global Access
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Journal of the American Association for Laboratory Animal Science
Design and Validation of an Arduino-Based, Cost-Effective Heated Anesthesia Induction Chamber for Mice
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Tell Us About Your Application. We'll Help You Scope It
Tell us what you're identifying or tracking, and we'll help you figure out whether a standard product fits or whether you need something custom.