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RFID Murat Ümit İlgazi Apparel RFID Projects Succeed Only When Tags, Hardware and Software Work as One SystemExpert Views

Why Apparel RFID Projects Succeed Only When Tags, Hardware and Software Work as One System

RFID adoption in apparel retail has moved far beyond the question of whether the technology works. In most modern retail environments, RAIN RFID can deliver fast inventory counts, item-level visibility,...

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Tageos Unveils Microwave-Compatible RAIN RFID Inlays for Food Packaging

Tageos Unveils Microwave-Compatible RAIN RFID Inlays for Food Packaging

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American Apparel Going to Item-Level RFID in Stores

Fashion retailer American Apparel announced plans to implement item-level RFID management systems at its 120 North American retail stores. The chain is currently installing systems at 16 New York City…

News April 16

RFID 2.0

Next-generation UHF systems promise to bring a new level of performance previously thought impossible.

News April 15

Safer Roads for Bicyclists

See-mi's RFID system could reduce bicycle accidents. The "cyclist warning" display, which is mounted on traffic lights, flashes to alert drivers that there are riders in their path.

Editor's Views April 15