The company is attaching William Frick RFID labels to the generators, and using Motorola handheld readers and AeroCheck software to ensure the units don’t expire and are not discarded prematurely.
Early adopters conducted many tests to prove that it does, which means companies considering the technology can focus on the business benefits it will likely deliver.
Every RFID project needs a blueprint that details software components, interfaces and other issues.
The solution uses Zebra’s ultra-wideband tags and readers to track the location and behavior of dairy cows, to enable farmers to better manage their herds.
Nestlé Nespresso and other European specialty retailers are testing the self-service point-of-sale system, which promises to reduce checkout lines and free up sales staff.