A New Approach to Pharmaceutical E-Pedigrees
EPCIS can support chain-of-custody verification—without a cumbersome data burden.
EPCIS can support chain-of-custody verification—without a cumbersome data burden.
The Indian company has installed a system that utilizes EPC Gen 2 tags and readers to capture and store data about the location of each container stored at its facility near Mumbai.
The Dutch horticultural distributor has found a number of ways to benefit from EPC tags attached to trolleys for transporting plants.
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The companies will incorporate OATSystems’ passive RFID middleware into Zebra Technologies’ existing RTLS products, enabling customers to track goods and assets using active and passive RFID on a single platform.
The system uses Schreiner LogiData passive tags embedded in nonwoven fabric installed under asphalt, as well as Schreiner LogiData readers mounted on vehicles.
The system will allow the company’s customers to track the maintenance records of their aircraft parts using high-memory RFID tags, and may enable it to track those parts’ locations as well in the future.
The PayByPhone system, already in use at 250 of the city’s metered spaces, enables drivers with NFC phones to make payments by tapping their handsets against a parking meter.