Lavazza Uses RFID to Track Packaging Materials, Boosting Efficiency
The coffee manufacturer employs EPC Gen 2 passive UHF RFID tags to automate the replenishment of packaging materials supplied by Goglio Cofibox, and used to create products Lavazza sells to consumers.- Smartrac Hopes to Release Green RFID Tags Within a Year
- DHL Says Its SmartTrucks Save Money, Time and CO2
- PLS Uses RFID to Track Pallets, Containers
- Study Finds Disposable Tags Can Be Reused
- H&M Bay Cools Its Freight With RFID
- Alliance, Seeonic, UPM Raflatac Collaborate on Item-Level Retail Display
- RFID Helps Ringnes Track Beverage Shipping Containers
- Coca-Cola Bottle Maker Adds RFID to the Mix
- Northwest Food Industry Examines RFID's Potential
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RFID Journal LIVE! Europe 2009 Report
At RFID Journal's fifth annual European conference and exhibition, held near Frankfurt, Germany, 250 attendees learned from innovative companies using radio frequency identification to improve their manufacturing, supply chain and retail operations. View the presentations from the event.-
Integrating a Company Logo Into a Tag Antenna Design in RFID Applications
Published February 2010Tatung University's Chi-Fang Huang, Yueh-Ching Lin and Ming-Fu Kuo present a design idea for how a company's logo can be incorporated into an RFID tag antenna, in order to protect the intellectual property (IP) of that firm's tag antenna design. This white paper discusses both antenna design simulation and tag performance evaluation. (5 pages)
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Wonderare Mobile Solutions RFID Technology
Published January 2010Invensys Systems' Don Frieden explains the basics of RFID technology, and outlines the company's Wonderware tracking system, an integrated hardware and software system designed to meet the needs of the process industries, combining wireless handheld computers, software and RFID technology for data-collection and asset-management applications. (6 pages)
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Driving Costs Out and Efficiency In With Enterprise Bar-Code and RFID Label Management
Published January 2010TAKE Supply Chain discusses a scalable, rules-based bar-code label and RFID print-management platform that enables business users to effectively administer tagging output and compliance programs. By alleviating an IT staff of this burden, label compliance can be achieved at a lower cost and higher quality, thereby allowing an organization to be proactive in its use of auto-ID technology throughout the supply chain. (11 pages)
