RFID Journal has announced the finalists for its four award categories: best RFID implementation, most innovative use of RFID, best use of RFID in a product or service and best in show. Winners will be revealed at RFID Journal LIVE!, to be held in Orlando on Apr. 27-29.
The finalists for the 2009 RFID Journal Awards reveal just how far RFID deployments and solutions have come.
An RFID-enabled kiosk allows customers of the company’s Lab Series Skincare for Men line to view videos about a particular product simply by lifting it off the shelf.
This week’s RFID news roundup won’t read like the recent issues of — it actually contains some good financial news. Two companies reported increased annual revenues and another received fresh capital while also attaining good growth, though not all the financial news was good.
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Army depot deploys RFID to manage its vehicle fleet; Spanish health club fits RFID into operations; Barclays debit cards go contactless; NXP transfers mobile services business to Gemalto; RF Code adds software, new tag to active RFID solution; Identification Systems Group unveils new smart card.
This is the first installment of a new periodic feature in RFID Update that profiles companies and people who are making news in the RFID industry. This article spotlights Invengo, a large Chinese RFID manufacturer and solution provider that recently entered the North American market.
A passive, 125 kHz RFID system being offered by newcomer Zeitgroup enables companies to track and monitor when employees arrive and leave, as well as measure their job performance.
An RFID-based system enables the school district to track environmental conditions in its electronics storage closets, as well as the locations of laptop computers within the school building.
There is a growing gap between the “haves” and “have-nots” when it comes to brand recognition in the RFID industry. Two RFID firms contend for the top spot as the industry’s most recognized company. Two others enjoy good brand recognition, then hundreds more fill in the pack with only negligible differences in their industry recognition.
Passive UHF tags mounted on trucks help LIPOR quickly identify the source and quantity of the trash collected from more than 1 million residents.
The regional carrier is outfitting hundreds of pieces of aircraft ground support equipment with active RFID, sensor and GPS technologies to improve safety, lower costs and optimize operations.