The system modulates the light emitted by an LED fixture, and includes an app that enables a mobile phone to determine its location based on the light signals received by its camera.
Edward Koch, Bechtel’s automation specialist, will explain how RFID helps the global engineering company reduce costs and improve efficiencies at the construction sites of three mega-sized industrial projects.
Listening to companies that have deployed radio frequency identification in your industry is valuable—as is learning from those who have deployed RFID in other sectors.
Counterfeiters will no longer be able to clone or spoof UHF RFID tags.
CoreRFID’s solution, consisting of tags attached to goods loaned to staff and students, enables Warwickshire to easily track which goods are checked out and returned, and to quickly conduct inventory audits.
The company’s EnVisionit solution offers a single platform for pinpointing the locations of patients, staff members and assets within a foot or less, and for managing that data.
Global apparel retailer implements Checkpoint Systems’ RFID for item-level source tagging, inventory and security; Casino Rama installs InvoTech’s RFID uniform system, reduces labor by 15 hours daily; Mobiquity warns that security gaps exist in enterprise Bluetooth beacon deployments; laser surgical device manufacturer selects LogiTag’s RFID technology; EyeSpy Toys’ new system for Nerf blasters puts RFID on target for multi-player battles; New Jersey Institute of Technology team to develop sensor network for flagging infrastructural damage; Major League Baseball installs Bluetooth beacons at two California stadiums.
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Both technologies can perform effectively to thwart theft in retail stores, but one can enable additional benefits.
Counterfeiters will no longer be able to clone or spoof UHF RFID tags.