EECC’s new guide compares read-write performance of 250 UHF tags ••• Vizinex RFID releases compact Sentry Slim Shortie tag ••• ROC IT Solutions announces new module for printing, applying and verifying serialized labels ••• MIT Mobile Experience Lab, Marriott Hotels test NFC-enabled platform designed to encourage guest interaction ••• Ryder Cup tees up RFID technology for spectators.
The company’s third Brazilian event will highlight how businesses across the country are benefiting from RFID technologies.
Already using Tageos passive UHF RFID tags to track its merchandise at its factory and primary distribution center, the Italian clothing company is preparing to deploy the technology at a second DC and its stores.
The British company’s customers include a global luxury retailer that is using the technology to ensure stores in North America and elsewhere are properly stocked with inventory.
An injury sustained during a wrestling match led a young MIT graduate to develop a concussion-tracking system that leverages the Internet of Things.