The company is using passive RFID to track assets and tools at its California Metal Deposition laboratory, and a Wi-Fi-based RTLS to capture the locations of high-value items in real time.
Visitors use the RFID wristbands to access the parks, rides, hotel rooms, and other attractions and services.
The lessons learned from the adoption of other technologies suggest that radio frequency identification will be more important than anyone currently imagines.
The companies have tested the operability of Omni-ID’s new Power 415 tag with Guard RFID’s Tag Reader Receiver, and will begin selling their hardware, based on the IEEE 802.15.4f standard, and free of licensing fees.
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