TexTrace Introduces Smallest sew-on RFID label with new Impinj Monza R6-P chip
Take customer experience to a new level while reaping the benefits of stock accuracy, easy replenishment, brand authentication and loss prevention.
TSL 1166 Bluetooth® Rugged UHF RFID Reader
The 1166 Bluetooth® Rugged UHF RFID Reader builds on TSL’s rich portfolio of mobile UHF RFID readers by providing high performance reading and writing in an extra-tough form factor.
New product from Keonn: Advantenna-CP11
Advantenna-CP11 is a compact RFID UHF Antenna, with a highly controlled reading area, and with circular polarization.
William Frick & Company Dual-Record RFID Life Vest Label
Reduce inspection times from hours to minutes with the Dual-Record RFID Life Vest Label.
William Frick & Company AT04-2K Dual-Record Metal Mount RFID Tag
Choose the AT04-2K Dual-Record Metal Mount RFID Tag for its high memory (496 bit EPC and 1536 bit user), extreme durability and 10-ft read range on metal.
Memorial Sloan Kettering Facility Uses RTLS to Monitor Patient Recovery
The Josie Robertson Surgery Center, newly opened in December, is using the system to track patients, their families and health-care providers, ensuring that patients are treated efficiently and are back on their feet after surgery.
American Apparel, Postmates Use RFID Visibility for On-Demand Delivery
Postmates is offering one-hour delivery of the clothing company’s products in 31 cities, using RFID data that tells shoppers which goods are available within their geographical area.
In Two European Cities, the IoT Could Help Unknot Traffic Quagmires
Sensors can’t make congestion disappear, but two cities in Europe think they can help planners improve traffic flow.
The Platform Tech Companies Can’t See
Amazon, Google, IBM and Microsoft are focused on artificial intelligence, but are missing out on the importance of RFID.
RFID Locates Press Tools at Auto Parts Factory
Voestalpine Polynorm installed RFID readers and antennas on one of its plant’s cranes and tagged 8,000 press tools, enabling the company to prevent production delays.