Customers in industrial environments can use a handheld RFID reader to capture data about a cylinder’s inspection and repair history, then write comments about the latest service being provided on it.
RFID could make things much easier when it comes to collecting data to meet government mandates.
Retailers should use RFID data to improve business processes and enable a true omnichannel shopping experience.
ISO ratification, new guidelines and free tools will propel adoption of the Electronic Product Code Information Services standard.
They can reduce HAIs and save hospitals millions of dollars.
Interest in RFID grows in energy, manufacturing and retail and picks up more slowly in defense and government.
People who want a career as an RFID technician will be able to earn a professional certificate that proves they are up to the job.
Volvo CE and the Integrated Innovation Institute at Carnegie Mellon collaborated to develop a system that uses RFID to save workers’ lives.
Monitoring patients in real time can improve services and safety, increase operational efficiencies and boost a hospital’s reputation.
With an increasing focus on customer services, airlines and airports turn to RFID to improve baggage handling and reduce flying-related hassles.