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It's time to devise a plan to store all the RFID data you're collecting and a strategy to use it—in combination with other information—to gain insights that could transform your…

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Nutrace, Belintra Market RFID-based Surgical-Tool Tracking Solution in the U.S.

The Nutrace system, already used by hospitals in Europe, includes Belintra's passive HF RFID tags, Panmobil's handheld RFID readers and its own Stemato software for managing data.

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Researchers Tinker With Flying, Rolling RFID-Sensorized Robots

The team of engineers used off-the-shelf hardware and software to create small aerial and ground robots that could automatically read passive UHF sensors and install those sensors on hard-to-reach objects.

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