RFID Journal LIVE! 2013 to Feature Retail Apparel Demonstrations in Exhibit Hall
The University of Arkansas’ RFID Research Center will show how retailers and suppliers can benefit from RFID applications.
The University of Arkansas’ RFID Research Center will show how retailers and suppliers can benefit from RFID applications.
The wireless sensor tag, developed by Cambridge Consultants, could be placed in a parcel prior to shipment and interrogated via a smartphone to learn if the contents suffered any impacts.
The company offers RFID-based solutions in South Africa that enable users to share photos and “likes” via Facebook, Twitter and similar sites; clients include Sunglass Hut.
The new sensor, used in conjunction with Awarepoint’s ZigBee-based real-time location system, is designed to precisely track assets, patients and clinicians in predefined spaces as small as 1 foot by 1 foot.
A lot of companies offer solutions for managing big data, but few admit that much of the information they manage is bad.
The provider of metal-processing equipment and services is applying Tageos tamper-proof passive tags to 210,000 items and using handheld readers to take inventory.