Avery Dennison, imobile each offer a DOD-compliance solution; Industrial Portals introduces versatile portal structure; tamper-evident inlay design ensures authenticity; Lowry offering RFID training; SAP certified Printronix Forms Module.
Savi Technology yesterday announced the deployment of an active RFID solution for Emprevi, a Colombian logistics and security firm. The deployment is aimed at providing enhanced visibility and security for cargo as it moves throughout points in Colombia.
The company’s PharmaSure application, being tested by three U.S. pharmacies, is designed to make drug dispensing more efficient and less subject to shrinkage.
Nine new RFID research projects are being launched as a result of discussions at the second Academic Convocation, held in conjunction with RFID Journal LIVE! 2006.
A U.K. startup has developed a new active RFID tag to monitor the internal temperature of trucks and truck trailers used for food distribution and storage.
The site is aimed at providing policy makers, technologists and end users with information and commentary on RFID and legal issues.
Cardinal Health, the $75 billion medical distributor and supplier, yesterday announced that it is moving into the next phase of its end-to-end RFID pilot. It will now begin tagging pharmaceuticals at the item, case, and pallet levels.
A Government Accountability Office report urges FDA reforms; Senator Vitter introduces the Reducing Fraudulent and Imitation Drugs Act.
The company’s Healthcare Compliance Suite can now accept RFID tag data to help drug makers and distributors establish a product’s authenticity.
Frost & Sullivan estimates the worldwide RTLS market will jump to $1.26 billion in yearly sales by 2011.