Checkpoint Systems enhances RFID-based Overhead EAS solution; PINC updates RFID hardware for yard-management solution; Ekahau intros A4+ asset tag and W4 wristband tag; ThingMagic launches Mercury xPress development platform to simplify integration of embedded RFID readers; STMicroelectronics unveils family of ICs for embedding NFC tags in electronic devices; Bombardier Transportation picks TagMaster’s RFID solution for mass-transit project in Malaysia.
The new EPC Gen 2 UHF device locks onto Motorola Solution’s existing handheld computers, enabling users to upgrade their devices to support RFID for $1,995.
RFID Journal’s ninth annual event will focus on helping health-care providers understand how the technology can help them improve patient safety, hospital operations and supply chain efficiencies.
There are many ways in which RFID solution providers can increase their visibility and grow their business without breaking the bank.
When used in conjunction with Tamarack equipment for converting or encoding RFID labels, the new antenna can enable more labels to be printed within a smaller space, thereby saving time and material costs.
The desktop ZD500R allows companies to print and encode EPC Gen 2 UHF labels in lower quantities than with industrial printers, thereby saving cost and space.
Companies want to use RFID to solve their problems—they don’t want to become computer or RFID experts.
To make it easier to know if a machine’s lens is being properly used and maintained, the company is embedding an RFID tag in its lenses, as well as installing a reader in its cutting heads.
A new blog on the RFID Journal website aims to help RFID solution providers do a better job of reaching potential buyers.
We must present all the data we collect in a meaningful way.