Thai Coal Importer Weighs RFID's Benefits
SCG Logistics is using an active RFID solution to track the weight of trucks before and after they load up with coal at a port facility in Thailand.- Steel Products Maker Sees ROI in Six Months
- RFID Tracks the Shipment of Entire Gold-Processing Plant
- Radioactive Waste Cleanup Project Becomes More Efficient, Greener
- KissAFrog Leaps into RFID
- RFID Keeps Sweet Stuff Rolling at Spanish Refinery
- TNT Express Says RFID Keeps Its Cages Rolling Across Europe
- Korean Clothing Company Adds RFID to Its Supply Chain
- Iveco to Expand RFID System for Managing Replacement Parts
- Rica Lewis Profits by Tagging Jeans
Transport case studies
- Canadian Beef Processor Deploys RFID for Food Safety
- RFID Makes Pallet Tracking More Palatable
- 10 Presentations From RFID Journal LIVE! 2009
- The RFID Brick Road
Smart Lift Trucks Version 2.0: Simplify Warehouse Operations
RFID for Yard-Management Efficiency
RFID-Enabled Plastic Pallets for Increased Visibility Into Shipping Logistics
The Age of Visibility
RFID adopters are discovering that the technology is opening the door to an entire new world of business intelligence.-
The Use of Novel Information Technology in Military Medicine and Mass Casualty Situation Training
Published March 2010Jorma Jokela, a student at the University of Tampere, offers an academic dissertation on several novel information technologies, including short video clips, mobile medical information systems (IS) and RFID, which have become an essential part of education in the modern health-care field. In military medicine, there are special needs for novel technologies, especially when optimizing first aid and initial treatment in challenging field situations. Jokela's thesis studies the use of such technologies in the training of military medicine for mass-casualty scenarios. (126 pages)
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Using PNR as a New Approach to Enhancing RFID Channel Security Via Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum (DSSS)
Published March 2010Salman Altaf and Mumtaz A. Kamala, of the University of Bradford School of Computing, Information and Media, and Qudoos Yousuf, of Innovation North Leedsmet University, outline how retailers, manufacturers, hospitals, federal agencies and other organizations can use RFID to improve functionality and product quality, and maintain a good checks-and-balances system, without experiencing data security and privacy vulnerabilities. The authors discuss a proposed technique for preventing data leakage and providing protection against eavesdropping and interference, by spreading spectrum over the wideband, utilizing a suitable pseudorandom (PNR) code. (7 pages)
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Realizing the Real Benefits of Asset Tracking and Management Using the Latest Technologies
Published March 2010Using a combination of the latest technologies—RFID, GPS, mobile computing and Web-based applications—asset management can be undertaken reliably and rapidly in a wide array of applications. This white paper, from 4hSolutions Ltd., explores how end-to-end asset management, when implemented properly, can meet the needs of today's cost-conscious and mobile workforce.
