Minnesota Gets a Dose of Misinformation
A writer for the city’s daily newspaper has written an article full of nonsense, based on four-year-old reports he dug up on the Web.
Minnesota Gets a Dose of Misinformation
A writer for the city’s daily newspaper has written an article full of nonsense, based on four-year-old reports he dug up on the Web.
RFID Printer Maker Zebra Makes Two Acquisitions
RFID printer manufacturer Zebra has agreed to pay $145 million for Navis, a logistics solutions provider to marine terminals and other operations managing supply chain cargo. Zebra also announced the $16.3 million acquisition of all outstanding shares of proveo, an RTLS company that serves the airport ground-handling operations.
Ohio Boutique Takes a Unique Approach to RFID
Clothing merchant Industry Standard uses the technology to support social retailing, which lets shoppers confer with friends before making buying decisions.
Sonrai RFID-Enables Its Trash Compacters
Retailers can use the RFID tag reads as a final data point indicating goods have been received and put out on the sales floor.
Microsoft Seeks RFID Support for HealthVault
The software giant is encouraging companies to develop RFID applications for the free online medical database service it recently launched.
Alien Races Into RFID Runner Tracking
Alien Technology has announced that its tags and readers will by deployed by Sweden’s Racetimer, which organizes and times large running and racing events. Specifically, Racetimer will use UHF Gen2 tags from Alien at the Blodomloppet race, Scandinavia’s second largest cross-country race which includes more than 40,000 runners.
Zebra Buys Navis, Proveo
The company plans to integrate Navis, Proveo and WhereNet into one business unit that provides software, hardware and services for identifying, locating and managing assets, cargo and inventory.
Measuring the Value of Tracking Systems
A student at the Cambridge University Auto-ID Labs has developed a method of evaluating RFID and non-RFID tracking systems, and is now looking for a few companies in Europe to test his thesis.
Measuring the Value of Tracking Systems
A student at the Cambridge University Auto-ID Labs has developed a method of evaluating RFID and non-RFID tracking systems, and is now looking for a few companies in Europe to test his thesis.