RFID Brings Safety to Spanish Port
TTI Algeciras’ terminal uses RFID and RTLS to help locate shuttles and prevent collisions as they transport containers to and around unmanned mobile cranes as vessels are loaded and unloaded.
RFID Could Reduce Return Fraud—a $14 Billion Problem
A study conducted by the National Retail Federation found that fraudulent returns will cost retailers nearly $3.7 billion this holiday season. RFID could help lower that number, adding to a company’s ROI.
Can a Transponder Be Put Into Something Removable, Such as a Watch or Glove?
Is this a feasible and practical application of radio frequency identification? —Name withheld ——— Yes, very much so. Passive RFID transponders come in all shapes and sizes. Small low-frequency (LF), high-frequency (HF) or ultrahigh-frequency (UHF) transponders can be...RFID Could Reduce Return Fraud—a $14 Billion Problem
A study conducted by the National Retail Federation found that fraudulent returns will cost retailers nearly $3.7 billion this holiday season. RFID could help lower that number, adding to a company’s ROI.
BLG Logistics Hopes to Save Labor and Fuel by Tagging Rolltrailers
The worldwide logistics company is deploying a pilot system involving EPC Gen 2 RFID and GPS technologies to track the trailers’ locations at a seaport terminal in Bremerhaven, Germany.