RFID News Roundup
Confidex’s RFID Windshield Label receives interoperability certifications from OmniAir Consortium; Singapore hospital implements RFID solution to match babies with mothers; Redpine Signals intros wireless M2MCombo chip for Internet of Things; MP Antenna announces multi-polarized MIMO 2.4 GHz, 5.8 GHz Wi-Fi antennas; 2.1 billion contactless credentials expected to ship for transportation and ticketing market in 2018; Avery Dennison reports uptick in RFID sales during fourth-quarter and full-year 2012 financials.
LIVE! 2013 to Feature More Than 50 New End-User Case Studies
RFID Journal’s 11th annual conference and exhibition will provide attendees with more than 75 hours of education and a speaker lineup of industry leaders.
Which Type of RFID Is Best to Use in Programming?
Which one should I choose? —Name withheld ——— I am not sure I understand your question. Are you asking what the best RFID system is to use when developing new applications? If so, there are companies that have software development kits for their readers, but I would...
Wuerth Elektronik Manufactures a Tougher Breed of Tag
The company is embedding HF and UHF RFID chips and antennas in thermosetting epoxy, to make the inlay rugged for industrial use.
Montreal’s Igloofest Warms Up to RFID
This year, the music festival’s organizers have added passive HF inlays to its multi-day passes, so employees don’t need to use bar-code scanners that can be cumbersome or inoperable in frigid temperatures.
Chinese Apparel Factory Improves Efficiency Via 80,000 Tag Reads Daily
Affirm Heart attaches a passive tag to each piece of fabric, so that it can monitor the manufacturing of tens of thousands of garments each day.
Innovapaedics Develops RFID System for Tracking Surgical Implants, Tools
The company hopes to soon launch beta tests of its MedEx solution, which uses Xerafy passive UHF tags to record which items are utilized during medical procedures.