Fukui Shell Nucleus Factory has developed a method of bonding a tiny RFID tag to a cultured pearl’s nucleus, which can then be implanted into an oyster to create a gem with its own built-in unique identifier.
Not the thousands of consumers who are ordering battery-powered tags that leverage Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) technology.
A solution provided by LogiTag has helped boost efficiency and reduce errors at two plants, and the Israeli dairy products company now intends to expand the system’s use.
TecPlata’s terminal at Buenos Aries’ La Plata Port is installing active RFID tags from Identec Solutions to enable uses to remotely monitor and control conditions inside refrigerated containers.
A platform that uses Internet of Things technologies can be used to monitor the country’s food supply.
RFID Global Solution and a handful of other providers are targeting customer segments—and winning business as a result.
The system, provided by RFID Global Solution and CodeSource, will track more than a million IT and office assets at three data centers and 1,500 offices across the United States.
BMTC adopted an RFID solution that tells it when buses are running late on routes served by its busiest terminal.
Interop to use Ekahau RTLS to track IT staff, equipment; Michigan school to track emergencies; Zebra Technologies launches Rack & Container Solution for automotive sector; Localtel, ISRA Cards work on NFC solution for the hospitality industry; iZipline, Evrythng develop NFC RFID product-packaging solution; Identec Solutions and Savi sign reseller agreement; Michigan Dept. of Agriculture fines livestock haulers for RFID violations.
The tag can be read from up to 36 feet away thanks to its near-field antenna, which uses a bottle’s fluid contents and foil cork wrapper to boost its backscatter range.