RFID JOURNAL
Getting Granular: Incorporating RFID Technology to Improve Medication Management
It’s no secret that hospitals are under a lot of pressure—navigating tight budgets, staffing shortages, and increasingly complex medication supply chains. These challenges are further complicated by rising drug costs...
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Motorola Announces Handheld Reader for Non-Industrial Uses
The MC3090-Z is lighter than the company's other handheld interrogators, has an omnidirectional antenna and supports the ability to determine the locations of specific RFID tags.
News December 8Bon Secours Richmond Finds RFID Saves $2 Million Annually
The company is using a real-time location system from GE Healthcare to track assets, as well as certain surgery patients, and expects to expand the system to additional operating rooms.
News December 8Can Passive UHF Tags Operate Via the Bluetooth Protocol?
Are there any passive UHF radio frequency identification tags that can work with Bluetooth technology, or is it impossible? —Name withheld ——— Ultrahigh-frequency (UHF) tags operate on proprietary and standardized…
News December 7
