Rugged RFID Solutions for Industrial EnvironmentsBy RFID Journal
Not all harsh environments are the same—each has its own unique requirements and challenges. Knowing what different environments require and how to address these needs is one of the keys to successful RFID implementation, especially for industrial applications.
RFID Journal LIVE! 2017 Report, Part 2By RFID Journal
Last month, RFID Journal held its 15th annual conference and exhibition. View the presentations from the event's keynotes, general sessions, main conference tracks and solution-provider sessions, as well as the RFID Journal Awards.
RFID Journal LIVE! 2017 Report, Part 1By RFID Journal
Last month, RFID Journal held its 15th annual conference and exhibition. View the presentations from the event's preconference seminars and post-conference workshops.
EPC RFID Along the Supply Chain: A GS1 UK UpdateBy RFID Journal
The existence and promotion of the GS1 EPC RFID standard has, in no small way, contributed to the wider adoption of RFID since 2005, particularly in the retail industry's apparel and general-merchandise sectors.
New Generation of Mobile IoT Is Changing Consumer ExperiencesBy Claire Swedberg
Startups with solutions that employ Bluetooth Low Energy, Eddystone and traditional Bluetooth will help consumers find their personal property, view product content without an app at stores, and share music from a phone with multiple speakers or devices.
RFID Trends: What's Ahead in 2017, Part 3By Claire Swedberg
Technology providers predict advances in reader technology and management for the retail market and beyond.
Airbus, Suppliers Employ Automatic Validation System for RFID-Tagged PartsBy Claire Swedberg
The aircraft company developed its Airbus Tag Control software internally to automate the arduous process of confirming the operability and proper data storage on every RFID label or bar code attached to flyable parts.
RFID Predicts Eruptions for Nicaraguan VolcanoBy Claire Swedberg
The system, using Libelium wireless sensors and GE software, operated for just a few weeks, but provided exploration company Qwake with cloud-based data regarding conditions inside the Masaya volcano's active crater.
Tagging Retail Items at the SourceBy Jennifer Zaino
Retailers and suppliers are working together to achieve supply chain and internal benefits.
RFID Trends: What's Ahead in 2017, Part 2By Jennifer Zaino
Leading solution providers speak out on the business and technology issues that will impact adoption in the near future.
RFID Trends: What's Ahead in 2017, Part 1By Jennifer Zaino
Leading solution providers speak out on the business and technology issues that will impact adoption in the near future.
Buildings 'Talk' to Tourists in Portugal and Italy via BLE TechnologyBy Claire Swedberg
The SMIITY app, from Mobinteg, enables villages and cities to provide tourists with content regarding historical structures, businesses and events in their community, based on an app user's location.
EPC RFID Along the Supply Chain: A GS1 UK UpdateBy RFID Journal
GS1 UK's Markus Mueller offers an update on source tagging for apparel, as well as an outlook on what to expect from EPC RFID in the shoe sector, and provides an introduction to the Tagged Item Performance Protocol (TIPP) grading system.
NFC Gets in the Ring at UFC Fan VillageBy Claire Swedberg
This past summer, Ottawa's Ultimate Fighting Championship Fan Village found that participants using NFC-enabled technology from XOLUTION had higher game participation rates, and also shared event-based information via social networks about 5,000 times.
Communication Is the Key to SuccessBy Barb Freda
Avery Dennison RBIS' James Stafford discusses the challenges of deploying RFID in retail food, and how to meet those challenges.
