Big Award
Two winners of last year’s RFID Journal Award for Most Innovative Use of RFID have found an interesting way to highlight their solution.
Two winners of last year’s RFID Journal Award for Most Innovative Use of RFID have found an interesting way to highlight their solution.
Xtreme RFID, in collaboration with RFID Journal, has announced that Edward Blackman, from Caledonia, Mich., is the competition’s winner.
I received an encouraging e-mail from a high-school student who is energized by what radio frequency identification can do.
The company claims that its Pantenna UHF antennas are less expensive than most others on the market, with a lower environmental impact.
I was recently honored by the RFID community—but the truth is, I felt honored before receiving this much-appreciated tribute.
The company’s decision follows its successful implementation of EPC Gen 2 technology in its Memove chain, launched last October.
The aircraft manufacturer is managing the movement of parts from a central warehouse to each production location, using an RFID solution from OATSystems.
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