Hong Kong Customs Moves Forward With E-Lock Plans
An electronic lock with an active RFID tag is being used to secure freight passing through customs and Hong Kong International Airport, ensuring that the cargo remains tamper-free, while also expediting the clearance process.- Bell Helicopter's On-Time Delivery Rate Climbs Higher
- Eurocopter Approves RFID System for Its Aircraft
- Finalists Unveiled for Sixth Annual RFID Journal Awards
- Brazilian Air Force Boosts Efficiency of Its Air Logistics Center
- RFID Takes Wing at Composite Aircraft Components Plant
- Zebra, OAT Partner on Solutions Combining Passive and Active Tags
- Boeing to Launch RFID Program for Airlines in February
- Asco Tracks Component-Building Tools Via RFID
- Intrusion-Detecting Sensors Protect Borders, Troops
Aerospace case studies
- The Ongoing War Against Inefficiencies
- RFID Controls Cargo Traffic at Hong Kong International Airport
- An RFID Roadmap for Small and Midsize Contract Manufacturers
- 10 Presentations From RFID Journal LIVE! 2009
Bell Helicopter Uses RFID to Save $300K in Business Efficiency and Labor Costs (Part 1)
Bell Helicopter, a wholly owned subsidiary of Textron, Inc., builds and delivers customized aircraft directly for military and commercial customers wo... More
RFID in Aerospace and Defense: Driving Visibility From Manufacturing to MRO
Tracking Sound and Vibration Levels Via RFID
RFID Journal LIVE! 2012 Report, Part 2
At RFID Journal's 10th-anniversary conference and exhibition, attendees heard real-world case studies explaining how to utilize radio frequency identification to improve their business. View the presentations from the RFID Journal Awards finalists and the event's main conference-track and solutions-provider sessions.-
Alien Higgs-4 IC Serialization: Simplifying Enterprise-1Wide Unique Numbering
Published May 2012Alien Technology's Higgs-4 integrated circuit (IC) supports a range of optional serialization schemes. These use unique numbers programmed into Higgs-4 by Alien at the time of manufacture, and result in minimizing serialization efforts across large enterprises. (8 pages)
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2.4 GHz RFID-enabled Solution Deployed by China Post in Domestic Mail: Quality of Service Measurement
Published May 2012The Shanghai Research Institute of China Post (SRI) sought to improve the quality of service for domestic mail delivery. China Post required a solution offering good performance, cost efficiency and easy implementation, and that would cause no changes or interference with daily operations. This article describes key points of the 2.4 GHz RFID-enabled solution chosen for this task, as well as its deployment by China Post in measuring the quality of domestic mail delivery. (13 pages)
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Unchaining the Value of RFID for a Fast ROI
Published April 2012This white paper explains how RFID can deliver a return on investment in a number of applications, including asset tracking, item-level inventory management, WIP and RTI tracking and optimizing shipping and receiving.
