The purchase will enable Traxens to provide a solution that draws from a feature both companies have been offering freight-management customers to track containers and goods around the world.
Companies need to commit to building a better future by constructing RFID solutions based on a single standard for each supply chain.
Kloeckner Metals and Reading Hospital are among the organizations that will present case studies at this year’s LIVE! conference.
The company has released its postage stamp-sized energy-harvesting device to transmit data at a distance of up to 10 meters, along with a software platform and a starter kit designed for easy development and deployment.
A Principal Bebê & Mamãe has focused its deployment on items for infants and mothers, implementing a solution from iTAG to better manage its inventory.
The “know your customer” concept can help companies ensure safety while thwarting payment fraud and money laundering through RFID skimming.
For the past two decades, the annual conference and exhibition has been a key driver of RFID adoption around the world.
With the double-whammy of demand growth and supply delays, the RFID industry may see challenges extend through the year, while the long-term outlook appears promising for the technology.
A mobile reader checker from CISC Semiconductor enables Race Result and its customers to identify technical failures in race-timing devices in the field, as athletes’ times are captured throughout a competition.
With first Walmart and now Nordstrom telling suppliers to tag goods, the RFID industry as a whole will benefit—and other companies will hopefully follow suit.