Veterans Affairs awards $543 million RTLS contract to HP to cover all VA hospitals, clinics; Mecomo integrates Nanotron’s RTLS chirp technology to track logistics items outside GPS signal areas; SencorpWhite, CAEN RFID partner on distribution agreement; Comprion intros new NFC terminal test system; RFID performs at Bamboozle music festival.
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CentrObuv Finds RFID a Good Fit for Shoes
The Russian footwear retailer is using an item-level RFID system from Avery Dennison to track inventory, sales and security at one of its Moscow stores, and at a corresponding distribution center.
Stanley Healthcare Solutions Acquires Wi-Fi-based RTLS Company AeroScout
With the acquisition, Stanley plans to add real-time location system functionality to future versions of its patient- and asset-tracking solutions for health-care and industrial environments.
Registration Now Open for RFID in Health Care 2012
The event will focus on helping health-care providers understand how the technology can assist them in improving patient safety, hospital operations and supply chain efficiencies.
Mojix Announces Availability of Its Next-Generation RFID System
The Mojix STAR 3000 offers cloud-based applications, industry-specific solutions, smartphone compatibly and improved performance, the company reports.
The Key to RFID Adoption
The industry got out in front of the market, suggests an expert on how technologies go mainstream.
Getting Past Dr. No
There is always someone within an organization who tries to kill an RFID project before it starts. Here’s how to deal with that person.
The Object Is the Antenna
An antennaless tag turns any metal object into an RFID transponder.
RFID Goes Bananas
The latest advance in RFID technology helps keep fruit fresh.
Extracting New Value from Old Printers
HP Brazil is leveraging the RFID information in its tagged ink-jet printers to recycle plastics.
Vendors Must Steer a Path to Mass Adoption
Solution providers need to gain broad usage of RFID in one industry and then adapt vertical applications to other sectors.
A New Tool for Electronics Companies
Intel has linked RFID to its microprocessors in computers, tablets and other devices, enabling myriad applications—from manufacturing to supply chain and retail.










