One of Europe’s largest food retailers, the company is moving beyond the pilot phase so it can receive 3,000 tagged pallets per day.
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EC Spectrum Decision Expected to Boost UWB RFID Adoption
The decision spells out conditions for using ultra-wideband technology across the European Union.
Recall Uses RFID to Make Records Auditing Possible
Document and records management company Recall Corp. says its new RFID-based audit system is an industry first. It not only makes complete audits of millions of records practical, it can help firms meet a variety of documentation requirements mandated by regulations like SOX, HIPAA, GLBA, and FACTA.
Eastern U.S.’s Fourth-Busiest Port Embraces RFID
The South Carolina State Ports Authority joins 80 ports worldwide in becoming part of the Savi RFID network.
RFID Tracks Safety Equipment
FrenchCreek Production now offers a mobile RFID reader that connects to a PDA for on-site inventorying and inspections of tagged fall-protection devices.
West Jefferson Medical Center Deploys Wi-Fi-based RFID
The New Orleans hospital is installing a system to help it locate and maintain nearly 1,000 medical devices.
Kodak’s RFID Moment
The company recently filed a patent for a digestible radio frequency identification tag, which would monitor the ingestion of medicine, but Kodak won’t divulge its commercial intentions.
LIME Tag from SecureRF to Debut at RFID Journal LIVE! 2007
First RFID tag with Onboard Security features to be demonstrated in Booth 805
Unisone and Intelligentz Launch Mobile Search Reaching Millions of Users
Auto dealers are now able to eliminate cost-per-click expense of search engines—search optimization to play a more limited role.
Newly Upgraded Intermec IF5 RFID Reader Named a Top Performer by ODIN Technologies
NEWS RELEASE Contact: Cathy Spencer 253-653-0456 [email protected] www.intermec.com EVERETT, Wash., Mar. 1, 2007 – Intermec Inc. today announced that its newly upgraded IF5 Fixed RFID Reader was ranked the top performer in adjacent dock door use by U.S. RFID...
iGPS Is First to Incorporate RFID Global Asset-Tracking Codes on Its Entire Fleet of Plastic Pallets
EPC Global Reusable Asset Identifier (GRAI) Code Offers Shippers and Receivers Unprecedented Tracking and Tracing Capability
iGPS Signs Agreement with Martori Farms to Supply All-Plastic Pallets with Built-In RFID-Tracking
Top Grower and Shipper of Fresh Produce to Test RFID-Tagged All-Plastic Pallet Pool for Fresh Broccoli, Melons.