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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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Software Needs to Get Smarter
For RFID systems truly to deliver on their promise, software will not just need to be able to filter data, but to use it in entirely new ways, as well.e
News November 27Razor to Tag Its Scooters
Starting in December, the company will begin affixing EPC Gen 2 RFID tags to one model of its electric scooters bound for Wal-Mart.
News November 27Toronto-Area Hospital Kicks Off Asset-Tracking Pilot
At Hamilton Health Sciences's acute-care center at McMaster University, the nursing ward is using active RFID tags to track IV pumps and other high-value mobile equipment.
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