RFID Inc. Offers RFID Products Online
The company has launched a new ecommerce website that enables users to buy a wide variety of tags and readers.
Aurora Plastics to Present at RFID Journal LIVE! 2019
The manufacturer will present a case study revealing how it is preventing errors using RFID technology.
Converging at the IoT Edge
As the edge becomes the heart of the Internet of Things, there is a need for true expertise to win through.
UHF RFID Solution for Laboratory Animals Aims to Boost Productivity, Accuracy
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.
The Times—and RFID—Are a Changin’
The technology is evolving in new and innovative ways.
New Rugged Antenna Designed to Withstand the Harshest Environments
FEIG Electronics has released a UHF RFID antenna capable of surviving the worst weather and harshest conditions, such as suspended over winter highways or on airport concourses—or even when collided into in port storage yards.
Avery Dennison to Be 2019 Signature Sponsor for RFID Journal LIVE! and LIVE! Retail @ RetailX
The company will sponsor RFID Journal’s 17th annual conference and exhibition, to be held on Apr. 2-4 in Phoenix, as well as the LIVE! Retail @ RetailX event, slated for June 25-27 in Chicago.
Sales Up 3 Percent in Voice Norge RFID Pilot
The retailer has deployed an RFID solution from Nedap across its 200 Nordic stores, enabling it to display in-store products to online shoppers, thereby making both online and physical shopping easier and more efficient.
How RFID and the IoT Can Boost Retail
Radio frequency identification and the Internet of Things can strengthen omnichannel retailing, making the physical space more integrated with the experience offered by digital channels.
Smartrac, Partners Aim for Green Tags
The Green Tag Program offers green certification to UHF and NFC tags sold by Smartrac that omit heavy metals, adhesives and chemical etching processes as tags are increasingly being applied to products and packaging that might be recycled.