A system provided by Taiwan’s Yoke Int’l-Com Corp. directs drivers to the appropriate parking spaces, illuminating their walk from the lot to the office.
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RFID Research Supports Real-World Experimentation
Simulation can be a good tool for modeling the effects of known potential RFID process changes, but real-world experimentation may uncover additional benefits and changes.
What the RFID Industry Can Learn From Steve Jobs
Apple’s success has been in making products that are easy to use.
Rush Tracking Systems Acquires ShockWatch Equipment-Monitoring Division
With this acquisition, the company has adopted a new name—TotalTrax—and will now offer a complete solution that can track not only a forklift’s location and cargo, but also its driver’s identity and any collisions that may occur.
IBM Sees RFID as Parking Solution for Smarter Planet
The company is partnering with Streetline to help municipal parking managers do their jobs better, and make it easier for drivers to locate an available space.
RFID News Roundup
Dayton recycles with RFID; Mammoth Mountain plans mammoth RFID installation; NephSystem Technologies unveils active RFID ultra-long-range tag; SCM Microsystems intros UHF desktop reader; NFC Forum publishes new application-level specification.
GS1 Ratifies EPC HF Standard, Aerospace Tag-Data Amendment
The two standards will allow Electronic Product Code numbers to be used on high-frequency passive tags, and will permit aerospace and military users to encode their own identifiers as a prefix in the EPC.
RFID Delivers Unexpected Benefits at American Apparel
A major reduction in employee theft, fewer processes errors and lower employee turnover add to the company’s return on investment in RFID.
RFID Raises Elevator Efficiency
At Capital Bank Plaza, in Raleigh, N.C., Schindler’s PORT solution employs passive 13.56 MHz tags and readers to reduce elevator traffic flow and office workers’ wait times.
Helsinki Airport Puts ‘Guidance Display Card’ to the Test
The handheld device contains a 433 MHz RFID tag to track a passenger’s location, and an electronic-paper screen that provides flight info and updates.
It’s Time to Think Strategically
Companies are deploying radio frequency identification to solve business problems, but they also need to think about what their RFID system will be in five years.
Five European Leaders Speak Out on RFID
Amid financial and social unrest, decision-makers at midsize European companies explain why they are expanding their enterprise RFID deployments.