Front Gate Tickets debuted its RFID solution at the Austin City Limits Music Festival, and is now in discussions with the event’s producers to use the technology at other festivals that they manage.
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RFID Journal Announces Live RFID-Enabled Supply Chain Demonstrations
Top technology companies will provide real-world supply chain demonstrations on the exhibit floor at the ninth annual RFID Journal LIVE! conference and exhibition.
Brand Report Identifies Potential RFID Gorillas
The “2011 RFID Branding Report” reveals which firms have the best shot at market dominance—and the “2011 RFID Marketing Strategies Report” shows how other companies can challenge them.
L.L. Bean Tries to Hike Sales With RFID
The apparel and outdoor gear retailer is testing an RFID system that can track when a shopper handles a hiking boot on display, thereby triggering a video screen to play informational media, while also measuring shopper interest.
No Free Lunches With RFID
We must balance the cost of information with improvement in decisions and actions.
RFID News Roundup
Awarepoint doubles revenue in 2010, sets stage for expansion; RFID aids in rescue of hundreds of starving llamas; Xerafy survey says read performance drives RFID decisions; Comprion, Monetech offer new NFC testing service; report on NFC business models identifies strategies for success; IER unveils new 2-D bar-code and NFC reader.
RFID Journal Releases Marketing and Brand Reports
The “2011 RFID Brand Report” and the “2011 RFID Marketing Strategies Report” describe how the marketplace perceives the top RFID companies, and how end users and channel professionals gather information about RFID products.
2011 RFID Brand Report and 2011 RFID Marketing Strategies Report
The only reports that rank the leading RFID brands and measure the impact of RFID marketing vehicles.
Bluechiip Nears Commercial Launch of System for Biobanking Apps
The company has lined up a manufacturer—STMicroelectronics—to make its passive RFID sensor tags, which are based on MEMS technology, measure 4 millimeters across and can transmit temperature data at -196 degrees Celsius.
RFID: The Key to Knowledge
Early adopters are learning that visibility—one of the main reasons companies adopt RFID—leads to the creation of actionable business information that can boost the bottom line.
RF Sensors Could Optimize Crop Irrigation
University of Nebraska-Lincoln researchers are creating wireless sensor networks that operate underground, providing precise information on soil conditions.
A Guide to Wireless Energy-Management Systems
ZigBee-based solutions are affordable and easy to install, and can help businesses cut their energy bills.