HP, Volkswagen to Speak at RFID Journal LIVE! Brasil
RFID Journal’s second Brazilian event will highlight how companies across the nation are benefiting from RFID technologies.
RFID Journal’s second Brazilian event will highlight how companies across the nation are benefiting from RFID technologies.
State University of New York researchers in Buffalo are testing wireless acoustic devices that could use sound waves to broadcast sensor data and a unique identifier from as far as a mile away, underwater, making it easier to track conditions in a lake, river or ocean.
CISC Semiconductor launches next-gen UHF RFID test system; Farsens unveils passive RFID tag with LED; CipherLab announces 9200 series industrial mobile computer with RFID; IDTronic announces new industrial RFID tablet, adds NXP chipsets to variety of products; Omni-ID selects Mieloo & Alexander as integrator for ProView installations in Europe; NFC Forum and IATA publish NFC reference guide for air travel; IDTechEx predicts global RFID market to reach $7.88 billion in 2013.
The Harvest Tec system, which features a tag applicator mounted on a hay baler, promises to provide hay sellers and buyers with a means of accessing data for each bale, including its origin, date and time of harvest, and moisture content.
The company’s CEO says its RBIS division is significantly expanding existing programs with seven major retailers across multiple market segments.