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Business As Unusual
The federal government is using RFID in ways that will impact your business.
Wheeling Into the Future
RFID-enabled shopping carts can benefit retailers and consumers.
RFID for Everyone
If EPCglobal and the Near Field Communication Forum join forces, consumers could use mobile phones to access the Internet of Things.
Savi Announces Six RFID E-Seal IP Licensees
Savi Technology announced that six firms have licensed its electronic container seal intellectual property, which was incorporated earlier this year as part of the ISO 18185 standard for e-seals. The company intends for its licensing program to accelerate adoption of the ISO 18185 standard and active RFID e-seal solutions overall.
Don’t Ignore the Benefits of RFID
Some companies tagging goods to meet RFID mandates are missing an opportunity to cut costs and increase sales.
Tag Sale
RFID technologies offer retailers new ways to serve customers and enhance the shopping experience—and some stores are taking advantage today.
Trade Show Badges Trigger Targeted Messages
Alliance Tech’s system employs long-range passive EPC RFID tags to identify conference attendees and play select informational videos on nearby screens, as well as generate sales leads.
MasterCard, Banco Posta Plan Italian PayPass Pilot
The project, planned to take place in Milan and Rome, will be the first European pilot involving RFID-enabled prepaid payment cards.
Milan’s Malpensa Airport Prepares for RFID Baggage Handling
The airport plans to install the RFID system in two phases over the next three months, with its current bar-code system running simultaneously as a backup.
RFID News Roundup
Sokymat’s new EPC Gen 2 asset-tracking tag and compact HF tags; Emerson & Cuming announces new metal-mount tag; Schreiner buys X-ident; HF tag maker opens Brazilian plant to serve growing market; Newham College launches RFID lab; NFC Forum issues tag specs; RFID growth expected to triple in U.S. health-care sector.
New RTLS Tag Combines RFID and Infrared
RF Code introduced a combination radio frequency and infrared RTLS tag that it says provides more location precision and is more cost effective to deploy than traditional RTLS. The tag is indicative of new technology and business strategies the company recently put in place.