In situations where tracked items are dispersed, how are individual tags prevented from going out of range to communicate with other tags?
Since the tags have a range of up to 30 meters (approx. 100 feet), this would not be an issue in most office environments. b)If areas are found which may have a tag density that is too sparse for normal communications, additional tags can be implemented to act as repeaters to extend the network converage area.
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