This week’s EPCglobal US Conference in Los Angeles provided a forum for the debut of a number of new products and new industry partnerships. This article lists the relevant announcements to come out of the show.
The organization has awarded EPCglobal certification marks for software based on the Reader Protocol and Application-Level Events standards.
The new tag, aimed at the Korean manufacturing market, is designed to improve read rates on metal-based items.
The U.K. food maker and distributor is using an RFID system that allows truck drivers to check the temperature of refrigerated goods during transit.
The EPCglobal US Conference officially kicked off today at the city convention center in Los Angeles with a round of speeches from some of the industry’s more influential individuals. This article provides some of the takeaways.
Linking RFID data with other sources of information, such as data about the weather and weather patterns, could prove to be a real competitive advantage.
Linking RFID data with other sources of information, such as data about the weather and weather patterns, could prove to be a real competitive advantage.
Patients at risk of falling or wandering off will wear wristbands with active RFID tags, allowing staff members to monitor their locations at all times.
At the Midwestern retailer’s data center, HP blade-server racks were fitted with a system of tags and interrogators designed to provide better visibility and control of equipment.
Reva Systems and Impinj today announced what they are calling a performance breakthrough for RFID deployments in Europe, where adoption in the supply chain has been hindered by poor performance owing to restrictions on radio frequency allocations.