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10 Fields Automotive Dealerships to Adopt RFID
The MyDealerLot solution, using passive UHF radio frequency identification technology, enables the dealerships’ maintenance and sales staff to greet customers personally, and provide more efficient service.
RFID News Roundup
RFID to support cancer awareness, document Guinness record; Intelligent InSites expands RTLS with RF Code’s RFID technology, partners with Secure Care Products; Xterprise releases footwear version of its Clarity Mobile software; NFC-enabled PatientID+ solution aims to streamline patient registration, authentication and payment; TraceTracker announces mobile asset-tracking application; TransCore intros new solution for monitoring traffic and driver safety.
Container Centralen Says RFID Provides ‘Substantial’ Cost Savings
The horticulture logistics provider reports that less than a year after its 3.84 million trolleys were fitted with RFID tags, the company and its customers are seeing real benefits.
RFID Cooks Up Tray Visibility for Chicago Bakery
Alpha Baking Co. is identifying the routes on which reusable trays are delayed or lost, enabling it to take corrective actions that ultimately result in significant cost savings.
Brazilian Chip Maker Announces EPC UHF Chip
CEITEC expects that tags manufactured with the new IC, which has 1 kilobit of memory, will become available in mid-2012.
Tego Offers New 2-Kilobit Chip
The TegoChip 2000 enables the aerospace industry to use a smaller, less expensive UHF passive RFID tag with greater data storage capacity than that of traditional EPC Gen 2 tags.
The Value of an HF EPC Standard
Although GS1’s ratification of a high-frequency standard did not generate a lot of buzz, it is good news for end users.
Advantech’s Infotainment Terminal Supports Multiple RFID Applications
The touch-screen device enables users to pay for products and services, as well as view data specifically approved for them, or to set equipment to personal settings—all with the tap of an RFID-enabled card or mobile phone.
Brooke Army Medical Center Prepares RTLS Expansion
The 3-million-square-foot facility is adding Ekahau’s Wi-Fi-based tags and Conexus’ Plexus software to its new 200-bed tower, scheduled to open next month.
At TAITRONICS 2011, Vendors Present a Variety of New RFID Products
The 37th annual Taiwanese electronics show included about 25 RFID companies selling hardware and software solutions for Asia and the rest of the world.
RFID News Roundup
McCarran International Airport updates RFID-enabled baggage-handling system; Avery Dennison, Signbox partner on smart-poster system; IDTronic announces NFC mobile-phone sticker; Terso Solutions teams up with Hubspan on cloud-based RFID; Nedap intros dual UHF RFID and NFC handheld device; Enso SmartPack acquires RF-iT Solutions; University of Minnesota adopts RFID to promote biking.