RF Code adds tethered temperature sensor to its environmental-monitoring solution; Chapman University controls parking with TagMaster AVI system; MEPS Real-Time selects Ethertronics’ antenna technology; Sirit announces launch of passive UHF RFID reader platform; NXP, AuthenTec and DeviceFidelity demo fingerprint-authenticated NFC payments; Logi-D unveils computer-vision technology for its RFID-enabled SCM suite for hospitals.
The conference will highlight how companies across the region are using RFID technology to improve their operations and bottom line.
The FX9500 model will replace the company’s existing XR series, providing manufacturers and other industrial users with a fixed interrogator offering better read accuracy in hostile environments, as well as a longer read range.
Armed Response Team provides Inovonics’ RFID system in conjunction with a manned response to attempted thefts at electrical boxes in Albuquerque.
Researchers from the United States, Korea and Japan are working together to develop a cost-efficient system to detect structural deficiencies.
Mission Foods, the winner of our first RFID Journal Green Award, shows that RFID technology can help companies reduce waste and lessen the impact they have on the environment.
When it comes to radio frequency identification, imagination has no bounds. See how others are using RFID—it may spark your own ideas for new ways to employ the technology.
It’s all about business and personal connections.
Protecting our environment.
Traveling for business and pleasure.
Manufacturers and customers can monitor consumer electronics devices for maintenance, repair and recycling.
There are a wealth of RFID applications that most of us have only just begun to consider.