Chicago Fire Dept. Tests ZigBee-based RFID System
Commanders want to track rescuers’ actual position within burning buildings.
Commanders want to track rescuers’ actual position within burning buildings.
Alien Technology this week made four announcements that together represent the company’s most assertive public move since it came out of the legally-mandated quiet period triggered by the IPO attempt earlier this year. The two major announcements were the opening of its North Dakota tag manufacturing facility and the introduction of its Gen2 chip product.
The future of RFID is not only bright, but YouTube shows the future is also long.
The future of RFID is not only bright, but YouTube shows the future is also long.
Three of the five fastest growing startups in Finland happen to be RFID companies.
A 68-bed cardiovascular facility in Texas is implementing an RFID asset-tracking system to monitor more than 10,000 medical devices kept in inventory.
The company is making its own Gen 2 chip and celebrating the opening of a manufacturing facility capable of producing 2 billion chips and 500 million inlays per year.
In a final, large-scale test involving 20 full pallets of tagged cases moving through portal reading zones, all interrogators tested worked in sync while still observing ETSI regulations.
Florida passed another technological milestone in its drug pedigree program by designating the first company (SupplyScape) to provide digital signatures for electronic pedigree authentication. Pedigree requirements of the FDA’s Prescription Drug Marketing Act (PDMA) will soon take effect. How soon will RFID for pharma e-pedigrees follow?
Three of the five fastest growing startups in Finland happen to be RFID companies.