Through the partnership, Genesis Resource will integrate Axcess’ active RFID tag system into its existing key-tracking applications. The company will likely also include the technology in other casino applications.
In 2007, the U.K. supplier of baked, refrigerated and frozen goods plans to use its RFID system to generate shipment documentation for drivers and, eventually, to create electronic advance shipping notices for retailers.
RFID Journal’s fifth annual conference and exhibition, to be held Apr. 30 to May 2, 2007, will feature addresses by Wal-Mart CIO Rollin Ford and Sara Lee CIO George Chappelle.
RFID Journal’s fifth annual RFID Journal LIVE! will provide new insights into how companies can leverage RFID today.
The portable device holds promise for deployment in areas and under conditions for which a permanent RFID installation would be too expensive or impractical.
OTI to acquire SuperCom’s ID division; Tagsys unveils long-life textile tag; Sirit reports improved financial health; ADT Europe develops RFID-EAS system.
These days, the word ‘security’ is key when discussing pharmaceutical supply chains – an emerging market for RFID entrepreneurs. And so the stage is set for SecureRF, whose new tag keeps data under wraps except for authorized readers.
By spring 2007, the U.K. retailer says personnel at 78 additional stores will use handheld RFID interrogators to track inventory and make sure certain departments are well stocked.
The Canadian RFID Center is looking to help domestic produce companies deploy RFID together.
Cardinal Health released results of an extensive pilot project to evaluate UHF RFID technology for item-level pharmaceutical tracking. Despite extremely low read rates for some operations, Cardinal viewed the pilot as positive, especially for the ability of Gen2 RFID to support item-level applications.