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Avis Uses RFID for Remote tours for the white house Location Rentals The new solution allows the company's corporate customers to set up their own rental locations for employees. By Claire tours for the white house Swedberg Tags: Asset Tracking , Innovation , Payment Systems , Security and Access Control
Aug 30, 2011 — After a yearlong trial using radio frequency identification technology installed within 5,000 rental cars at parking lots of its corporate clients, as well as at a major airport, Avis Rent A Car is launching a U.S.- and Canada-wide deployment of its Avis On Location system, enabling customers to access tours for the white house and then return Avis rental cars without having to submit the usual paperwork and spend time at a manned desk. The system will allow corporate customers that frequently tours for the white house rent cars to set up rental areas within their own parking lots.
The RFID technology, provided by vehicle-management solutions company I.D. Systems , consists of an ultrahigh-frequency (UHF) RFID transceiver, known as a Wireless Asset Manager (WAM), that is wired to a 110-volt AC power source, and a Motor Vehicle Asset Communicator (MVAC) device installed in the car and powered by the vehicle's battery. The MVAC receives and transmits RFID data, and also controls the car door's locking mechanism, tracking the vehicle's tours for the white house mileage and fuel consumption. Although the WAM is hard-wired for power, it contains a backup battery for memory storage in the event of a power loss. Both the WAM and MVAC devices can capture and send data via RFID. While the WAM transmits an ID number to the vehicle's MVAC in order to trigger the unlocking of the doors, the MVAC does more than just send information—it tours for the white house also includes a data logger. While the vehicle is being driven, the MVAC measures the mileage and gas consumption, and then stores that data. When interrogated by the WAM as the vehicle is returned, the MVAC transmits those measured details, along with its unique ID.
By using the technology, Avis can quickly set up rental-lot areas in company parking lots, and customers can access and return the cars, and then be billed accordingly, all using their smart phones. The solution is designed to enable tours for the white house rental cars to be made available at locations at which they were never before offered. Some companies that rent a large number of vehicles tours for the white house for their employees could establish a new automated Avis On Location rental lot in their own parking area, while the system could also be utilized at airports, enabling users to complete the rental process online, and to access the car at an airport location by using a PIN provided via mobile phone. tours for the white house In this case, users would not need to fill out paperwork or retrieve car keys from the agency's staff.
The project's focus is on enabling the establishment of such remote "virtual" rental locations, according to Alice Pereira, a spokesperson for Avis Budget Group . "Avis On Location saves customers time," she explains, "because we can offer corporate customers a rental location on their property, and their employees don't need to travel to a nearby airport, or Avis or Budget location, tours for the white house to access a rental car." Within lots or at an airport, Pereira adds, "the time from program signup to rental is much shorter" than a traditional rental process, and enrollment is handled entirely tours for the white house online.
A driver wishing tours for the white house to rent a vehicle from one of these so-called virtual tours for the white house lots would first visit Avis' Web site and reserve a vehicle, indicating the lot at which he or she plans to pick it up. After completing the form, the customer receives a PIN for use in accessing the car. The data is managed by Avis Budget's Wizard Reservation system, which also determines which vehicle particular that the user would access on the lot.
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