All flight-related data is encoded to a bag tag’s EPC Gen 2 inlay, enabling the Danish airport to sort luggage without the need for a centralized database.
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2010 RFID Journal Award: Minera Norge Takes RFID to the Arctic Edge
In the land of the midnight sun, RFID never sleeps, as it streamlines year-round production and shipping at a Norwegian manufacturer’s slate facility.
Excellence in RFID
This year’s RFID Journal Award winners reflect how the radio frequency identification industry has matured.
2010 RFID Journal Award: An RFID Visionary
Sanjay Sarma is the recipient of the first RFID Journal Special Achievement Award.
It’s All About the Problem
How can vendors find—and address—the people for whom the status quo is unacceptable?
Focus of RFID Shifts
Companies are now looking at RFID as a technology that can solve internal problems, rather than as a way to share data across the supply chain.
Sidestepping Capital Costs
New solutions make RFID technology more manageable—and affordable—for apparel retailers.
Every DVD Tells a Story
It’s possible to track 2,000 discs on a pallet if you pay attention to the way they’re RFID-tagged, packed and stacked.
Innovation Is Stupid
Amazon, eBay and Google were all dumb ideas.
2010 RFID Journal Award: RFID Helps Ensure That Special Cup of Joe
Almacafe, the warehousing subsidiary of the National Federation of Coffee Growers of Colombia, tracks specialty coffee beans to better compete in the global market.
The Best Get Better
Introducing the winners of the 2010 RFID Journal Awards.
2010 RFID Journal Award: RFID Helps Heal Body, Mind and Spirit
A patient-tracking system at the Disney Family Cancer Center improves services and reduces anxiety for those undergoing treatment.