Checking ServicesA new GS1 standard will make it cost-efficient for retail pharmacies and distributors to verify e-pedigree data.
Innovative Manufacturing Execution System Reduces Barriers to RFID Adoption in South ChinaFactory operators are partnering with academic researchers and government agencies to develop an MES that can help overcome concerns regarding high costs and risks, as well as the high level of technical skills required for implementation.
Algorithms Increase Operational Reliability of UHF RFID SystemsIndustrial production facilities pose special challenges for UHF RFID technology, but new functions added to readers ensure that tag IDs are captured consistently and accurately.
It Fries Your Brain and Reads Your MindWhat the RFID industry can learn from the protest against electric meters.
An Important Value Case of RFID for Brazil's Oil and Gas IndustryThere are a multitude of ways in which the world's ninth largest oil producer can benefit from utilizing radio frequency identification technology.
All of a PieceThe seamless integration of automation technology is key for successful RFID applications at manufacturing plants.
Tracking Your CompetitorsWhy you should care where you are in the RFID adoption phase.
Humanizing RobotsRFID is enabling robots to sense, identify and communicate with other robots and people.
RFID's Land of Opportunity: the Middle EastThe region's oil and gas industry possesses a distinctive collection of traits that offer a phenomenal potential for RFID and RTLS technology adoption.
Lean and Six Sigma Create Valuable Synergies for RFID AdoptersHere's how to achieve the greatest return from your company's RFID investment, and facilitate continuous improvement.
The U.S. Shale Gas Boom Is a Great Opportunity for RFIDThe technology promises to make production safer, easier and more profitable, and to change the way in which the oil and gas industry does business.
- Will Chip-Based Serialization Lock Suppliers into a Single Chip Vendor?
A recent agreement among chipmakers is designed to enable apparel suppliers and others to use RFID tags with different chips, but you should look at the issues carefully before opting for serialization solutions that employ the tag ID.
Serialization RoadmapA top-level tagging plan will help apparel suppliers identify items now, and pave the way for tracking more products in the future.
U.S. Manufacturers Report Greater RFID UsageThe multi-year survey also shows an increase in companies' plans to expand the use of RFID systems to track inventory flow throughout their manufacturing processes.
The Key to RFID AdoptionThe industry got out in front of the market, suggests an expert on how technologies go mainstream.
