Interviews With Microtracking, SmartRes and MetraTec
At RFID Journal LIVE! Europe 2011, I had the opportunity to conduct video interviews with three interesting companies.
Impinj Releases Embedded RFID Chips for Consumer Electronics, E-Labels
The company’s Monza X Dura passive ICs can be used to configure, authenticate, activate and exchange data with tablet computers and other devices, by means of an EPC Gen 2 RFID reader.
RFID Helps Morgan Thermal Ceramics Save Labor
The company has increased efficiency at its Mexico City plant, using EPC UHF passive tags and readers to track raw materials, as well as finished insulation products, prior to shipping.
European Companies Prepare to Roll Out RFID-Enabled Wheels
A solution developed by pureSpekt and noFilis will enable users of trolleys and other rolling carts to track items’ locations via passive EPC UHF tags and readers.
Cotton On Lets You ‘Try On Your Sound’
The Australian fashion retailer is offering a “mini gig” experience in its fitting rooms, with selected styles of tagged denim jeans triggering a playlist of music individually chosen to match specific clothing.
The Tone of RFID News Coverage Changes
Articles written by retail publications are starting to become more positive.
Are RFID Tags Available for Memory Cards?
Do you know of any companies that design tags specifically for memory cards that go in secure digital (SD) slots, and so forth? —Name withheld ——— I am unaware of any RFID tags designed specifically for that purpose. It might be possible, however, to tag and track...The Tone of RFID News Coverage Changes
Articles written by retail publications are starting to become more positive.
Advice for CEOs
The decision to deploy an RFID system should be based on the value the technology can deliver to your company, not on what others are—or are not—doing.