RFID Reins In Saddle Theft
An Australian company is inserting a passive RFID tag into every saddle it makes, to ensure police or ranchers can identify its rightful owner.
ProTech Sales Deploys Valve-Tracking System for Anadarko Petroleum Corp.
The company is using Xerafy RFID tags to identify valves, and to record when they are inspected or serviced at Anadarko’s oil fields in Colorado and Wyoming.
RFID Prevents an Infant’s Kidnapping
ABC News recently reported about an attempt to remove a baby from a hospital that was foiled by an RTLS transponder on the baby’s ankle.
Getting Ready for the Future Supply Chain
RFID Forum 2012, hosted by the University of Arkansas, offers an opportunity to see the new RFID Research Center lab and learn about item-level deployments.
Enlisting Robots
Once robots are integrated into the Internet of Things, they can perform tasks automatically.
Enlisting Robots
Once robots are integrated into the Internet of Things, they can perform tasks automatically.
Hospital Pharmacy Keeps Emergency Medication Kits in Check
The University of Maryland Medical Center’s solution, from Kit Check, employs an RFID reader station to identify which medications are loaded onto a crash cart’s tray, and which require replenishment.
RFID Prevents an Infant’s Kidnapping
ABC News recently reported about an attempt to remove a baby from a hospital that was foiled by an RTLS transponder on the baby’s ankle.
How Can RFID Help to Prevent Train Accidents?
Is there any way that a train operator could be informed of a problem involving, for example, faulty equipment? —Name withheld ——— That’s an interesting question. Bombardier Transportation, the rail-equipment division of Bombardier Inc., planned to demonstrate...James Bond’s Smart Gun Misfires
The writers of the new film Skyfall chose to employ palm recognition to prevent unauthorized users from firing an agent’s gun, instead of RFID.