The system has enabled the Masaryk Memorial Cancer Institute to reduce the number of items lost, and is improving safety by allowing patients to transmit requests for help to employees assigned to their ward.
The driving range employs 200,000 golf balls containing passive EPC Gen 2 tags read at 548 points along the fairway, to help golfers view their scores in real time.
Apparel suppliers need to decide how they will assign unique serial numbers.
EBSE is attaching tags to materials and finished products to streamline the control of arrivals, departures, and maintenance of components for a project for SBM, a provider of offshore platforms and vessels to the oil and gas industry.
The board’s recommendations will outline an RFID-based system for fulfilling EU regulations for tracking the seafood supply chain, beginning in 2013.
ADR Software’s Workforce Monitor system uses EPC tags to identify workers, enabling general contractors to track who enters or leaves a site.
With its acquisition of UPM RFID, as well as Neology and KSW Microtec, Smartrac has moved to the front of the market for passive UHF RFID tags and inlays.
Cornell University School of Hotel Administration gives students RFID experience; Burger King orders hundreds of RFID-enabled Freestyle beverage dispensers; Cadi Scientific integrates its RFID system with Intelligent InSites’ software; Waldemar Winckel partners with UPM RFID to provide NFC tags through Touch2go netstore; Identification Systems Group and partners unveil smart-card printing and encoding solution; STMicroelectronics produces wafer employing fully contactless testing.