user2924: I used Mifare Classic cards on a previous project and it worked brilliantly with the RIFD/NFC shield and Arduino Uno. I came across a Gen 2 EPC Class 1 RFID tags. This tags are long range ones. They use an IC chip called Alien Higgs3. I know that the shield itself is not capable of reading from a long range. I would just like to know if the shield is just able to read this type of tag even in close contact. 
Is there a UHF RFID Reader that I can use to connect it with the Arduino and read these tags?
Any advice or suggestions are welcome. Thank alot.
RFID Tag Specifications:
Protocol- EPC Class 1 Gen2
Frequency- 860-960 MHz
IC Type (chip)- Alien Higgs3

user27170: It can not. The frequencies are different: 13.56MHz vs.868–956 MHz.

2924: <p>I used Mifare Classic cards on a previous project and it worked brilliantly with the RIFD/NFC shield and Arduino Uno. I came across a Gen 2 EPC Class 1 RFID tags. This tags are long range ones. They use an IC chip called Alien Higgs3. I know that the shield itself is not capable of reading from a long range. I would just like to know if the shield is just able to read this type of tag even in close contact. </p>

<p>Is there a UHF RFID Reader that I can use to connect it with the Arduino and read these tags?</p>

<p>Any advice or suggestions are welcome. Thank alot.</p>

<p>RFID Tag Specifications:</p>

<p>Protocol- EPC Class 1 Gen2
Frequency- 860-960 MHz
IC Type (chip)- Alien Higgs3</p>
 27170: <p>It can not. The frequencies are different: 13.56MHz vs.868–956 MHz.</p>
