The company’s CheckMate Land handheld device is available with an RFID reader, to automatically identify the testing of geophones used by the oil and gas industry in measuring seismic activity.
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Serialization Roadmap
A top-level tagging plan will help apparel suppliers identify items now, and pave the way for tracking more products in the future.
RFID Gets Visual
Electronic displays powered by radio frequency identification are adding a new dimension to the technology.
Window and Door Company Doubles Output via RFID
Idealcombi has reduced the time required to produce a custom window or door down to about one minute, using EPC Gen 2 passive UHF tags to automatically adjust the settings on its manufacturing equipment.
Startup Sees Femtocells as a Bridge to NFC-enabled Phones
Raging Mobile is developing in-store kiosks that give consumers the option of having their cell phones receive discounts via femtocell technology if their handsets do not support NFC RFID.
Motorola to Broaden Handheld Reader Portfolio With Psion Acquisition
The $200 million purchase of the handheld computer company opens channels for Motorola’s product offerings to meet the needs of industrial and rugged-environment use cases.
RFID News Roundup
HID Global extends its SlimFlex RFID EPC tag portfolio, with pliable square tag; Delo intros new die-attach adhesive aimed at RFID industry; Pacific Medical Centers expands Versus Advantages RTLS to Totem Lake clinic; Monitex brings RF Code’s active RFID technology to Australia; SES RFID expands into NFC market; Trapeze Group acquires RFind; Datamars launches UHF RFID system for textile-services, health-care, hospitality markets.
Metsa Fibre Boosts Accuracy, Speed of Wood-Pulp Shipments
The Finnish company has employed a UHF RFID solution from Vilant to track the locations of bales of pulp, from the point of manufacture to their delivery to a European paper mill.
RFID Journal Presents RFID in High Tech
The company’s inaugural event focused on the technology sector will educate attendees about how radio frequency identification is being used within the high-tech industry.
ScholarChip Mobile App to Allow School to Track Students On the Go
The Westbury School District plans to test the new solution on its buses, so that its staff can use NFC-enabled cell phones to read the RFID tags in ID cards carried by students.
Honeywell Sees Its Optimus 5900 Reader as the First in a Series of RFID Products
The diversified technology manufacturer is now shipping the recently launched UHF handheld interrogator to customers, focusing on the retail market for item-level tracking.
RFID and Data-Driven Retailing
Businesses run on data, and RFID allows retailers to collect a wealth of information cost-effectively, enabling them to better manage their operations.