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RFID News Roundup
Symbol launches handheld, portal readers; Intermec announces new RFID reader; ADT readies Agile 2 RFID readers; Omron debuts EPC reader; Lab ID unveils tiny reader and tag.
RFID Takes Wing in Aviation
Airbus and Boeing are turning to RFID to give their supply chains and manufacturing operations a lift. Tagging of parts could reduce counterfeiting and provide other supplier benefits.
Standard Deviation
Most industries are debating whether to adopt RFID technology based on standards created by EPCglobal, the nonprofit group commercializing Electronic Product Code (EPC) technology, or by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO). Airbus and Boeing are...
Pharma Groups Work on EPC Issues
EPCglobal adds a new healthcare action group and a team of drugmakers, retailers and distributors studies the pharmaceutical industry’s requirements for deploying RFID.
Campbell Soup’s Experience with RFID
Through its process of working with RFID, Campbell Soup has decided on the “slap and ship” method of affixing RFID tags to its products.
Snack Supplier Adds RFID to Jerky
Jack Link’s is deploying an RFID system that not only will let it meet customer mandates but also save on labor, reduce out of stocks and satisfy regulatory requirements.
ODIN Debuts RF Analysis Software
Trifecta is designed to allow companies to quickly determine the best place to put an RFID tag on a particular product.
Acsis Upgrades RFID Platform
The latest version of DataLink supports integration with VeriSign’s EPC services and improves RFID data and device management.
VeriSign Initiates Two EPC Services
The company that will manage the EPCglobal Object Name Service directory has launched two new services to help boost ONS adoption.
BBC Gets RFID Chipped in Barcelona
In this article a BBC journalist humorously recounts his experience getting personally RFID-chipped at a trendy Barcelona club.
Tesco Begins RFID Rollout
The U.K. supermarket chain has started deploying an RFID network that will track shipments to all its Tesco Extra superstores by year’s end.