The company is developing technology to turn cell phones into universal RFID interrogators of passive tags. Applications will include adhesive skin patches embedded with passive RFID tags and sensors.
The French startup is developing an item-level HF/UHF RFID tag combining near-field communication and EPC Gen 2 technology.
In an effort to help the company reduce shrinkage, increase efficiency and resolve shipping disputes with its retailer customers, the electronics manufacturer is installing the system at its largest European distribution warehouse.
This article is the first of a three-part series looking at the top ten trends in RFID over the past year. Today’s article looks at trends 10 through 7.
When used in conjunction with item-level tagging of drugs and other products, TDSI can protect consumer privacy while raising confidence that customers are getting genuine goods.
The communications equipment manufacturer is using its RFID-enabled mobile phones to track guards as they patrol the company’s facilities.
A study by ChainLink Research shows a third of all manufacturers deploying RFID in response to customer mandates, though more than 40 percent of companies say they are motivated by the opportunity to improve operations.
The company now offers a lower-cost version of its RFID-enabled ignition controllers for forklifts and other industrial vehicles.
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Hint: It isn’t the price of tags, as some recent reports suggest.