Impinj secures $21 million equity financing from investment firms; Trimble announces RFID reader for Nomad handheld; Argonne, Evigia finalize licensing agreement for hazmat-tracking RFID sensor technology; Infinite Peripherals unveils RFID reader for the iPad; William Frick & Co. to distribute solar-powered UHF tag.
The event will focus on educating health-care providers about how radio frequency identification technology is helping to improve patient safety and operations.
There’s no guarantee that the technology you implement today won’t become obsolete down the road. But when it comes to RFID, there are ways to protect your investment.
Automating in-house and job-site systems to manage hand tools can reduce costs and improve safety.
The HearMeFeelMe project is developing NFC applications to assist visually impaired seniors with daily tasks.
Once robots are integrated into the Internet of Things, they can perform tasks automatically.
Industry insiders share seven strategies to design and manage an RFID system that will keep pace with evolving technologies and business demands.
Planned enhancements to the EPC Information Services standard will improve traceability for nonserialized items and transformation processes.
RFID is enabling robots to sense, identify and communicate with other robots and people.
Will Round Rock Research’s RFID patents be validated?
Banks and other financial firms keep mum on how they’re using RFID, but solutions providers say they’re adopting the technology to track everything from cash to servers.
The RFID industry is experiencing a wave of consolidation that seems to be aimed at companies’ achieving “gorilla” status.