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How RFID and Machine Learning Stop Tool Theft on Construction Sites
Construction site theft remains a persistent threat to project profitability and timelines, with traditional security measures proving inadequate against increasingly sophisticated operations. Fencing and occasional patrols offer limited protection on...
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RFID to Track High-Cost Items at Columbus Children’s Heart Center
The facility plans to use 13.56 MHz passive tags to track inventory, reduce overstocks and waste, and make sure patients are properly billed.
News February 20RFID Border Tracking Plagued By Low Read Rates
The US Department of Homeland Security has decided to cease using RFID in its US Visitor and Immigration Status Indicator Technology (US-VISIT) program after the technology's read rates proved inadequate.
News February 20
Mixing RFID in the Auto-ID Blender
Before deploying RFID, first be sure to consider all the automatic-identification and data-capture systems available to you.
Expert Views February 19
