RFID Warehouse-Management Systems for Apparel Retailers
It’s time to automate your warehouses and distribution centers. Here’s why—and how to do it.
A Toast to RFID
The wine and spirits industry is tagging bottles to authenticate products, connect with customers and improve supply-chain efficiencies.
RFID Adoption Heats Up
Companies in many industries now understand what radio frequency identification is—and how and where it delivers benefits—and they want to reap the rewards.
IGC Brand Services Tags Diamonds, Jewelry
The HF RFID system enables the wholesaler to track when products arrive, where they are as they are processed, and when they are stored, shipped or returned, via a combination of handheld and desktop readers.
The Weather Business: Can Your Company Benefit?
Many firms already analyze multiple datasets to better understand their operations. Could adding weather data to the mix help?
RFID News Roundup
Siemens announces new UHF RFID transponder, handheld reader ••• Century Link launches RFID inlays with Impinj Monza R6 chips ••• DHS seeks RFID solutions to safeguard biological agents and toxins ••• SATO unveils smart cabinet for real-time inventory control in health care ••• SITA report cites improved bag handling, provides RFID update.
RFID Journal Highlights Some of the New Products to Be Shown at LIVE! 2015
Among the products on exhibit at its 13th annual conference will be CAEN RFID’s intrinsically safe handheld reader and Keonn’s interactive display for cosmetics.
British Startup Rolls Out RFID Bike-Safety System
Cycle Alert is being tested in the cities of London and York to help truck and bus drivers view where RFID-tagged bicycles are in their vicinity, thanks to an onboard unit that warns if a bike ventures too close.
British Startup Rolls Out RFID Bike-Safety System
Cycle Alert is being tested in the cities of London and York to help truck and bus drivers view where RFID-tagged bicycles are in their vicinity, thanks to an onboard unit that warns if a bike ventures too close.
Apigee Helps Enterprise Customers Tie Devices to Internet via New ‘Link’ Service
The company wants to help its customers link their products to the IoT through standards-based APIs.