Motorola unveils RFID readers for retail, offices; 3M gets to work at Marine Base, unveils new reader pad; Avery Dennison enters HF tag market; Intermec, Infratab team on cold-chain tracking solution; RFID Global Solution intros platform for RFID, sensors and more; Reva Systems unveils RFID item-level solution for retail.
A tight focus on process has led to profits for RFID solution provider Rush Tracking Systems, as this vendor profile shows.
RFID can be used to instrument social, economic and environmental changes globally, according to IBM’s Martin Wildberger and Motorola’s Jerry McNerney.
Switzerland’s largest clothing retailer says that despite the economic recession, the best time for retailers and product suppliers to invest in RFID technology is now.
The winners of the third annual RFID Journal Awards were honored at RFID Journal LIVE! 2009.
Today’s story continues our coverage of this week’s RFID Journal LIVE! event in Orlando. RFID Update will provide additional coverage in upcoming editions.
Major General James L. Hodge says the technology helps move cargo into and out of Iraq, Afghanistan and Pakistan, despite bad weather, theft and pilferage, attacks and other problems.
The firm’s SM-HE16 tag is available in a version that can tolerate 650 degrees Fahrenheit for up to two hours.
The new solution combines passive and active RFID, as well as satellite and cellular technologies, to track individual items packed in shipping containers as they traverse a supply chain.
The organization has announced a 60 percent reduction in fees and new services, with the goal of expanding its membership.
Today’s story highlights news from the RFID Journal LIVE! event being held this week in Orlando. RFID Update will provide additional coverage in upcoming editions.
The platform adds support for EPCIS and several other EPC standards, and incorporates BizTalk RFID Mobile—which the company says will help encourage wider RFID adoption.