The aeronautical company has completed testing of STid’s IronTag passive EPC Gen 2 tags and readers, designed to track the flight times of parts, and intends to install the solution on its Dauphin helicopters.
The pilot used EPC Gen 2 UHF tags and readers to track the movements of cartons of goods into and out of an Auchan distribution center, to a store, and then to that store’s trash compactor.
The Canyon Park medical facility boosts patient satisfaction and reduces wait times via a Versus real-time location system that tracks patients, employees and assets.
Got a problem? Judging by what will be on display at LIVE! 2012, RFID solutions providers have been hard at work developing new products to address real business concerns.
The sales floor at the clothing retailer’s Barcelona branch is equipped with Keonn Technologies’ AdvanMirror, which uses RFID to display real-time images of customers wearing outfits composed of apparel of their choosing.
Customers like Renault get a chance to have their names posted on a large number of Facebook walls, and to differentiate themselves from their competitors.
Xtreme RFID wants your submissions for how the technology can be used for the greater good.
Xtreme RFID wants your submissions for how the technology can be used for the greater good.
The oil and gas company is employing RFID to track tens of thousands of paper files as they move around its offices; the next phase will be to apply EPC tags to assets such as computers and drilling tools.