Produce, meat, poultry, seafood and dairy products often travel cross-country or between continents before ending up on store shelves. Given this lengthy journey, using RFID to improve food safety and shelf life has become a top priority for suppliers and retailers.
Here’s a look at our predictions for 2006 and how we did on our prognostications of a year ago.
Eight vertical industries make it easier to find the information you need.
In 2006, end user companies will focus on technological solutions that can solve problems within their specific vertical industry.
RFID reader manufacturer ThingMagic of Cambridge, Massachusetts, this morning announced private funding from networking giant Cisco Systems and Nicholas Negroponte, the Wiesner Professor of Media Technology at MIT.
Getting the most out of your products with RFID.
A university research facility is hoping to deploy wireless sensors networks combined with RFID tags.
The networking company has increased its stakes in RFID technology by funding ThingMagic, bringing the RFID reader manufacturer’s total funding to nearly $21 million.
Radio-based technologies change the way we gather, access and protect data.
An aggressive program is under way to reduce barriers to RFID adoption in the aerospace industry.