Impinj Introduces New, Lower-Cost UHF Reader Chip
The R500 joins the company's R1000 and R2000 Indy chip family, and will be aimed at embedded applications and handhelds that don't require a long read range or high throughput.Inspections Made More Efficient for British Construction Firm
Magnor Plant is using RFID tags on safety and lifting equipment at British construction sites to expedite the inspection process, providing results in a matter of hours rather than weeks.- Qantas Launches Its Next Generation Check-in System
- RFID Helps Florida Shoe Retailer Keep Its Customers From Walking Away
- Wal-Mart Relaunches EPC RFID Effort, Starting With Men's Jeans and Basics
- Saudi School Tracks Assets Across Multiple Sites
- RFID Tracks Oil Co. Containers and Ships in Newfoundland
- RFID News Roundup
- Finnish Furniture Maker Adds Value Through RFID
- Las Vegas-area Nursing Facility Adopts RFID for Memory-Impaired Residents
More News
- Wal-Mart Takes a New Approach to RFID
- The Value of Information
- Spreading the Word About RFID in Latin America
- Ubiquitous RFID and Privacy
- What Comes After RFID?
- Why RFID—and Why Now?
- The Problem With People (and How RFID Can Help Fix It)
- The Internet of Things Revisited
- Boosting Profits in a Sluggish Economy
- Can RFID Deliver a Competitive Advantage?
More Editor's Notes
- RFID Middleware: To Embed or Not to Embed
- Every DVD Tells a Story
- Sidestepping Capital Costs
- RFID-ROI-SME Project Promises Big Help for Small Business
- Innovation Is Stupid
- Envisioning a World With NFC-enabled Phones
- Behold the Weldable Metal Tag!
- Tracking Goods and Sensors
- The Tragedy of the Commons
- Making Objects Smarter
More Expert Views
Defense
- U.S. Marines' Blount Island Command Attaches Passive Tags to Containers
- New Active RFID System Strives to Eliminate the 'Overhead'
- USAF Boot Camp Tracks Boots
Consumer Packaged Goods
- Royal Food Import Expects E-Seals Will Save It a King's Ransom
- EPCglobal US Survey Finds Strong RFID Foundation in CPG Sector
- N.H. Reps Pass RFID Privacy Bill
Health Care
Logistics
- RFID Brings Relief to Solid Comfort
- USAF Boot Camp Tracks Boots
- GS1 Group Completes Early Phase of E-Pedigree Model
Manufacturing
- Impinj Introduces New, Lower-Cost UHF Reader Chip
- Inspections Made More Efficient for British Construction Firm
- Finnish Furniture Maker Adds Value Through RFID
Retail
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The Synchronized Distribution Supply Chain: Best Practices in Warehouse Management
Published July 2010Motorola examines how warehouse mobility can serve as the foundation of an enterprise-wide mobility, creating a collaborative information architecture that not only enables a leaner warehouse operation—but also a leaner, more profitable enterprise. (16 pages)
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Improving the Safety of the Food Supply Chain: The Value of RFID and Traceability
Published July 2010Motorola discusses how RFID can improve the safety and efficiency of the food chain. Benefits include real-time visibility into product condition during temperature-sensitive transportation; reduced opportunity for spoilage, contamination and foodborne illnesses; real-time track and trace for cost-effective and accurate creation of electronic pedigrees; more narrow—and more successful—recalls from on-tag sourcing identification; increased productivity; reduced shrinkage; cost-effective regulatory compliance through automated data capture; and brand protection and liability reduction. (8 pages)
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Infinite Integration: Unlocking the Value of Enterprise Asset Management Through Technology Integration
Published July 2010RFID, GPS, sensors and other automatic-identification technologies promise to revolutionize enterprise asset-management systems (EAMS) by enabling real-time, physical asset tracking, locationing and monitoring. With that in mind, Fluensee explains how its AssetTrack system provides a platform for integrating various auto-ID technologies to EAMSs in order to take advantage of real-time visibility and monitoring, by offering these and other functionalities: concurrent support for multiple auto-ID technologies, rules and algorithms for determining asset location, and multiple communication mechanisms for enterprise system integration. (6 pages)
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