RFID Journal LIVE! 2012 to Host Auto-ID, French, Korean, Retail Apparel Pavilions
The four pavilions will showcase specific solutions providers on the show floor at RFID Journal’s 10th annual conference and exhibition.
The four pavilions will showcase specific solutions providers on the show floor at RFID Journal’s 10th annual conference and exhibition.
The same technology used to increase operational efficiencies can also save energy and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Senior VP Mike Terzich tells RFID Journal that RFID is an important part of the company’s portfolio of solutions.
Holland 1916 Nameplate RFID tags facilitate mine-safety inspections; Tyco Retail Solutions opens new Retail Performance Briefing Center; Omni-ID launches Global Technology Licensing Program; Researchers at University of Wollongong in Dubai design RFID-enabled iPurse; Intelligent InSites integrates WaveMark’s RFID-enabled Enterprise Visibility Solution; Sony intros Xperia sola NFC-enabled smartphone with two NFC tags.
The company has developed a system using an RFID reader plugged into a smartphone to interrogate passive UHF tags attached to items that households or businesses may misplace.
Yes, there are many companies with problems that could benefit from RFID—but the vast majority are not yet ready to invest in the technology.
Available evidence suggests the market for RFID systems is still confined to a relatively small group of early pragmatists.
The cofounder of the Auto-ID Center, recently elected chairman of EPCglobal’s board of governors, spoke with RFID Journal’s editor, Mark Roberti.