Regardless of recent RFID staff and R&D cutbacks, George Off says his company is dedicated to meeting the RFID needs of its customers.
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Active RFID Duals WiFi for Healthcare RTLS Supremacy
ABI Research says that neither of the leading real-time location systems (RTLS) technologies — WiFi and active RFID — has a clear lead in the US healthcare sector market. According to the ABI, only 5% of healthcare facilities have deployed RTLS systems for asset tracking, so the market remains “up for grabs.”
Container Centralen to Monitor Millions of Crates
The Dutch container company is using Oracle’s EPCIS-compliant system to improve supply-chain visibility in its operations.
New Axcess Chip Can Be Active or Operate as Passive Gen 2
The new Enterprise Dot active-passive technology will allow tags to switch to the appropriate protocol for communications, providing greater options for data storage and sensor input.
DFA RFID-Enables Its Cheese-Processing Plants
Dairy Farmers of America, the U.S. dairy cooperative that produces and markets Borden, Breakstone’s and other products, is running an RFID system to manage and track the tagging of cheese shipments and product promotions remotely.
RFID Fills Security Gap at Psychiatric Ward
After construction work disabled the alarm system at Australia’s Rockhampton Base Hospital, nurses began using battery-powered RFID cards to sends alerts if they need assistance.
Web Site Teaches German Consumers About RFID
Launched by Informationsforum RFID—a business group that includes DHL, Metro Group, Intermec and P&G—the RFIDABC Web site aims to educate in an entertaining manner.
European 3PL Turns to RFID for Container Tracking
RTLS provider WhereNet today announced a closed-loop active RFID deployment for Austrian third-party logistics provider Jobstl. Jobstl distributes clothing and fashion merchandise for Vogele, a clothes retailer with more than 750 locations across Austria, Belgium, Germany, Switzerland, and the Netherlands.
Summary of Baird RFID Monthly for October
Baird has released its October report. The 16-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.
Pharma to Pioneer Item-level Tracking
The pharmaceutical industry will significantly influence how the RFID industry addresses item-level tracking and high-compliance applications on a global scale.
RFID Adds to Security at Virginia Port Authority
Savi Networks and GE Security tapped to protect all three of the port authority’s terminals.
Checkpoint Refocuses RFID Effort
The company plans to concentrate on the retail industry, selling its RFID products through its existing retail sales channel, rather than a dedicated RFID team.