Asygn’s AS321X UHF RFID tag consists of the company’s own IC and sensors, with an instrumentation amplifier and an acquisition interface, to enable the sensors to seamlessly measure and forward data with the power of the RFID tag interrogation.
Authentication and social engagement are among the strongest business cases for wine and spirits brands to adopt smart labeling technology. How is Near Field Communication disrupting the way in which consumers interact with brands—and what can wine brands do to adopt the technology and use it to their advantage?
To help airlines figure out what they need to do to implement an RFID system and comply with IATA requirements, RFID Journal is offering a free seminar at this year’s LIVE! event.
The Australian retailer has completed a pilot to improve inventory management with RFID technology, as well as increasing visibility in the supply chain, using readers and magic mirrors from Solos.
The most successful companies, both among RFID users and technology deployers, know how to investigate and discover changes in processes.
The TurboTrack system employs a standard tag and interrogator, as well as a “helper” antenna device that pulses short signals to pinpoint the locations of even fast-moving tags at the sub-centimeter level.
The company has launched a new ecommerce website that enables users to buy a wide variety of tags and readers.
The manufacturer will present a case study revealing how it is preventing errors using RFID technology.
As the edge becomes the heart of the Internet of Things, there is a need for true expertise to win through.
Using Somark Innovation’s SensaLab solution, laboratories can read and write data from and to an ultra-small UHF RFID tag embedded in the base of an animal’s tail, without requiring technicians to remove the animal from its cage or handle it.