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Summary of Baird RFID Monthly for August

Baird has released its August report. The 15-page document is a worthwhile read for anyone requiring an overview of the industry’s last 30 days. For those without time to do so, we have reprinted here the report’s summary.

Lemmi Fashion Changes Frequency

The German children’s clothing manufacturer says falling costs and global standardization influenced its decision to migrate from HF to UHF tags for product tracking.

TAGSYS Announces Two Apparel RFID Deployments

RFID solutions provider TAGSYS today announced two deployments in the apparel and retailing space. The first is for Portuguese fashion house Throttleman, the second for jeans giant Levi Strauss. The deployments bode well for the growing adoption of Gen2 RFID for item-level tagging in the apparel and retail industries.

Go Green

Go Green

An RFID-enabled mobile asset-management system can help increase fuel efficiency and decrease carbon emissions.

RFID News Roundup

Pan Am Games security based on RFID badges; tag market nears $1 billion; Ekahau, VeriChip collaborate on real-time location systems; Dollywood visitors paying with Sunny Money.

RFID Solution Fights Counterfeit Tires

Advanced ID has enhanced its solutions for authenticating and managing tires with a new RFID reader module from SkyeTek that supports industry standards and is optimized for the range and conditions common in tire-tracking applications.

Chemical Industry Explores ROI for RFID

The trade group Chemical Industry Data Exchange has teamed up with EPCglobal to develop an RFID business model and foster RFID standards that benefit chemical manufacturers.

Intel & Siemens Launch RFID Blood Bank in Malaysia

Semiconductor giant Intel, engineering conglomerate Siemens, and the Malaysian government have announced the roll-out of an RFID blood bank management system in the country. Three medical institutions are already trialling the system, but the aim is to eventually equip more than 300 others across Malaysia.