Daimler joins EPCglobal; KeyTrak, MyDealerLot offer RFID key, inventory management for car dealers; U.S. Army deploys solar-powered RFID; RFID markets to stay strong during next five years, ABI Research reports; Convergence Systems Ltd. interrogator earns Chinese certification.
The South Carolina manufacturer is considering the deployment of RFID technology to track rolls of fabric and streamline its order-fulfillment process.
The hospital says it has trimmed thousands of dollars thanks to an RFID system that tracks its inventory of cardiac stents, balloons, pacemakers and other cardiac devices.
The company says its Commissioning Station can encode dozens of UHF EPC Gen 2 tags after they’ve been affixed to items and packed into cases.
The U.K. engines manufacturer is exploring ways RFID might be used to improve its internal processes.
RFID technology providers could create greater confidence in RFID’s benefits by more aggressively using the technology internally.
If the Ontario court rejects a pending appeal, any company using an RFID system within the province could be required to remit an additional tax based on the value of the RFID equipment, tags, labels and software used.
If so, another reader wants to incorporate this information into his business case.
Guests at the resort, which opens next year, will use RFID wristbands to do just about everything, including entering rooms, accessing lockers, buying food and arcade tokens, and even taking pictures.
Metro adds 70 Asian suppliers to Tag It Easy; CISC Semiconductor intros RFID tag emulation tool; AIM Global kicks off campaign to educate public about RFID’s benefits; Time Domain launches partner program for real-time location system; Ekahau upgrades tool to simplify Wi-Fi network creation, management; NXP, Sony unveil Moversa, a joint NFC venture; System Planning Corp. debuts RFID/sensor system for pharma shipments.