Global Company Tracks Its Corporate Art
An RFID solution provided by NCS Technologies is helping to manage art at multiple sites via TSL’s handheld reader and an app running on a mobile phone.
RFID News Roundup
MAINtag announces deployment of over 1 million flyable tags, new deliveries of FLYtag skin; Kit Check releases new RFID scanning station; new DOD rules for electronics parts contractors could spur RFID use; Lab ID introduces two new RFID inlays; IDTronic unveils new UHF RFID reader module; NXP releases Android development kit for Mifare, Icode and NTAG products; Smartrac and Confidex partner on U.S. distribution agreement; Tecsys Buys Logi-D.
Carlsberg UK Expands RFID Keg-Tracking System
The beer and cider brewer expects to tag a total of 600,000 kegs, using RFID to create a record of which empty kegs are onsite, which have been filled and shipped, and how long they remain at a customer’s site.
Ritani Creates RFID Solution to Engage Shoppers, Increase Sales
The jewelry company is preparing pilots of a system that automatically displays information about items removed from a showcase, and enables consumers to share that data with others via the Internet.
Registration Now Open for RFID Journal LIVE! Brasil
Cornerstone-sponsored by Hewlett-Packard Brasil, RFID Journal’s third Brazilian event will highlight how companies across the nation are benefiting from RFID technologies.
Santa Rosa Ski and Sports Uses Bluetooth, Wi-Fi Tags to Track Customer Traffic
The company is one of thousands of small to midsize specialty retailers employing the Swarm Portal solution to measure the quantity of customer visits, and pair that information with sales data to analyze shopper behavior.
Recognizing Kevin Ashton’s Contributions to RFID Journal
The co-founder of the MIT Auto-ID Center and soon-to-be author wrote a column for 10 years that added greatly to the world’s understanding of RFID’s role in business and society.
Recognizing Kevin Ashton’s Contributions to RFID Journal
The co-founder of the MIT Auto-ID Center and soon-to-be author wrote a column for 10 years that added greatly to the world’s understanding of RFID’s role in business and society.
Our Future: The Real-Time Status of Things
Soon we will be able to know not only every item’s location, but also its temperature, motion, vibration, humidity and a host of other variables, opening up a world of opportunities for us all.
Our Future: The Real-Time Status of Things
Soon we will be able to know not only every item’s location, but also its temperature, motion, vibration, humidity and a host of other variables, opening up a world of opportunities for us all.