New Solution From Stanley Healthcare, GetWellNetwork Helps Keep Hospital Patients Informed
The system, already in use at Florida Hospital Wesley Chapel, combines Stanley’s RTLS RFID technology with GetWellNetwork’s Interactive Patient Care platform.
Can an RFID Reader Interrogate Two Passive Tags and Accurately Calculate the Distance Between Them?
If so, can this be accomplished to within less than 1 centimeter (0.4 inch), and can the system consequently forward the collected information to a controller? —Name withheld ——— The short answer is no. Generally speaking, passive radio frequency identification...Can I Get Myself RFID-Implanted at a Hospital?
If not, where can I have this procedure performed? —Name withheld ——— To my knowledge, hospitals do not offer radio frequency identification implants. VeriChip was the first company to offer implantation as a service, but that firm was acquired and became known as...
BarMaxx RFID Solution Tracks Liquor Usage By Weight
Several bars are currently utilizing the system, which sends alerts with video footage to management if a bottle ends up missing or a pour is too heavy or light.
Managing Growth
As you expand your use of RFID, you need visibility software to handle all the data you collect.
2012: A Year of Progress
End users rolled out new RFID applications and expanded existing deployments, the technology continued to improve, and there were some major acquisitions.
MAINtag Beefs Up Its RFID Offerings, to Meet Demands in Aerospace
The French company opened a division in the U.S., and is expanding its tag, reader and software portfolio to address the growing needs of the aerospace industry for tracking parts.
Who Made My Car’s RFID Alarm System?
I purchased a used vehicle with an RFID alarm of some sort. I cannot determine the manufacturer, or find any information from the previous owner. I have only what appears to be a serial number, but I am unable to link it to anything. Can you direct me to a Web site or...
R-pac Offers Small EPC UHF Label With Long Range Read
Macy’s, JC Penney and other major retailers have already tested the new labels, made with Smartrac’s new WebLite inlay.