Zippo Wallet Protects Against Zip
The company’s new wallet has been designed to solve a problem that doesn’t exist.
Are Any RFID Tags Available at Around 120 MHz?
Does any radio frequency identification system operate at this frequency? —Name withheld ——— I am unaware of any solution that operates at around 120 MHz. If any of our readers are aware of such a system, they are invited to post information below. —Mark Roberti,...Which RFID Technology (LF, HF or UHF) Would Be Best Suited for Student Cards on a Campus With Approximately 500 Students?
In addition, can we use UHF RFID if we want to scan and register students entering together, in the form of a group, through the campus gate? —Name withheld ——— Unfortunately, there is no ideal solution for this application. Passive high-frequency (HF) tags would...RFID News Roundup
Omni-ID adds to line of tags for industrial and warehouse applications; Nanotron, Mecomo unveil new RFID solution combining GPS and indoor tracking; Elatec-RFID intros development kit for mini NFC reader; GlobeRanger announces cloud-based version of its RFID edge-management and middleware solution; SpaceCode partners with Sarin Technologies for gem and jewelry solution.
Zippo Wallet Protects Against Zip
The company’s new wallet has been designed to solve a problem that doesn’t exist.
Finding Stuff Within Amazon’s Jungle
NBC News provided a look inside one of Amazon.com’s fulfillment centers, and boy, could the online retailer use a little help from RFID.
Honeywell to Buy Intermec
The acquisition, slated to close in mid-2013, will provide Honeywell’s Scanning & Mobility division with more product offerings, as well as help it accelerate the company’s development of RFID handheld reader products.
Pilots of CSL’s Battery-Assisted Passive UHF RFID Card Underway
Several dozen sites, including a large U.S. retailer and a private school in India, are testing the company’s tag, which offers a read range of up to 80 feet without obstructions, and about 15 feet when attached to a person’s body.
Finding Stuff Within Amazon’s Jungle
NBC News provided a look inside one of Amazon.com’s fulfillment centers, and boy, could the online retailer use a little help from RFID.
RFID Helps IKEA Furniture Maker Eliminate Shipping Errors
Lithuanian company Klaipedos Baldai attaches EPC RFID tags to pallets of products it sends to IKEA stores worldwide, ensuring that only the correct items are loaded onto trucks.