EPCglobal certifies SAP repository as EPCIS compliant; Ambient Systems unveils active RFID system for real-time monitoring; RF Technologies announces financing plan for customers; M/A-COM Technology Solutions intros RFID portals that detect tag direction; Lyngsoe Systems achieves EPCglobal software certification mark; Wavetrend teams with fleet management service provider; MysticMD wins research grant for RFID antenna.
The archive, a storage site for blueprints of nuclear plants, uses active UWB tags to ensure workers are evacuated should a fire-protection system become activated, filling its chambers with nitrogen.
The car and truck rental agency would be the first to install TransCore’s eZGo Anywhere transponders, which are interoperable with most toll-collection systems.
When it comes to supply chain visibility, a little RFID can go a long way.
The EPC Gen 2 tag could be integrated into electronic devices that could then use their screens to display warranties, maintenance histories, temperature logs and other data stored in the RFID chip.
The economic tumult dominated the news in 2008, but there were still many positive developments in the RFID industry.
Baird has released its December report. The 17-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.
ITEC puts its wireless tracking solution to the test at its offices and factory in Japan, tagging components, tools, paperwork and vehicles, as well as providing RFID-enabled badges for employees and visitors.
The organization hopes to see the standards’ adoption among all types of firms that maintain data centers and must track a large amount of IT equipment.
Trapeze Networks buys Newbury Networks; U.K. fast-food chain offers customers contactless payments; Swissôtel Chicago pours RFID into operations to cut costs; RF Code intros on-command solution for its active RFID tags.