A recent report written by a team of researchers describes how RFID technology, in conjunction with algorithms they developed, can be used to track the temperature conditions of rations, and calculate the spoilage rate and therefore shipment schedule.
The German company is tagging its lifting products with HF RFID tags from Neosid, making it easier for RUD to track inventory and manufacturing history, and for its customers to track inspection and maintenance.
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After carrying out a one-store pilot of a combined EAS and RFID system from Cross Point and RFKeeper, the international athletic-goods retailer is installing the technology at other sites.
Xerafy, Omni-ID resolve RFID patent-infringement dispute; Farsens unveils Titan battery-free RFID-operated relay switch; Credit card website develops iBag—an RFID-enabled purse to curb debt; Meditek adds new Skytron SkyTrac smart cabinets to product portfolio; PiiComm, NeWave partner on RFID-enabled medical inventory-management solution; Smartrac, Avnet Electronics Marketing Americas enter distribution agreement.
For the seventh year in row, LIVE! will host the premier event for sharing timely research results in all areas of RFID technologies and their applications.
The system makes it easier for the firm to account for every tool, helping to eliminate the possibility of foreign object damage, and to manage the maintenance of the tools themselves.
Specialty Solid Waste & Recycling, a California trash collector, has been using Air-Trak’s RFID-enabled WasteConnect solution to record which bins its trucks pick up, and where.
FFF Enterprises believes its Verified Inventory Program-Consignment system can lower a hospital’s costs by automating the inventorying and monitoring of blood products, vaccines and pharmaceuticals stored in cabinets located onsite.
RFID and vision technologies will make it possible for robots to interact with the world as never before.
The solution includes Bluetooth beacons and software provided by SimplyRFID, and an app from DejaView Concepts that lets people capture and then view action videos taken of them.
The company, previously known as St. Croix Systems, is supplying hospitals with a single software platform to manage multiple technologies, including RTLS and passive UHF RFID tags, to track the movements of goods and people, as well as sensor data.