Tracking supplies, tools, equipment and even workers could help construction companies increase the efficiency of operation schedules. It is an industry in which each day saved can translate into millions of dollars.
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The Shelves Have Eyes
RFID-enabled security systems can help retailers take a bite out of in-store crime.
Vendors Tighten Their Belts
Several RFID vendors have laid off workers and cut back on marketing because demand for products has not ramped up as quickly as expected.
Boeing’s RFID Plan: The Sky’s the Limit
Exploring the use of active tags on aircraft parts is the latest way the airplane manufacturer is advancing the use of RFID technology in the aviation industry—and beyond.
University in Munich Develops RFID-Enabled Log Harvesting
An RFID-enabled harvester staples tags into logs automatically to help track timber moving through the processing line.
Cold-Chain Project Reveals Temperature Inconsistencies
Deloitte Consulting worked with the University of Arkansas’ RFID Research Center to offer Chiquita insight into the temperature history of perishables in transit.
Boeing Leads the Way
The miracle of flight meets the innovation of RFID.
CHEP RFID-enables Reusable Containers for Auto Industry
The company will apply with bar-code, text and RFID labels to stacking crates used to transport car parts.
The New Killer App
RFID has the potential to give physical objects security levels that today are available only to electronic information.
Paxar Tests EPC Gen 2 RFID Labels in Real-World Scenarios
To measure the durability of EPC Gen 2 RFID tags, the company applied RFID labels to cardboard cases and plastic totes, then shipped the cases and cleaned the totes in a commercial dishwasher.
DOD Seeks New Active-Tag Suppliers
The U.S. Department of Defense has issued a request for information to vendors able to provide 433.92 MHz RFID equipment compliant with the ISO 18000-7 standard.
ODIN Releases Global RFID Tag Benchmark
RFID solutions and deployment provider ODIN technologies today announced the release of the , the latest in the company’s RFID hardware benchmark series. The report presents the results and conclusions of labratory tests that ODIN ran on 18 commercially available Gen2 tags from seven different vendors.