The Intelligent River
A unique project at South Carolina’s Clemson University aims to automate the collection of data, to enable better management of natural resources.
The High Cost of Patent Trolls
Companies whose business is threatening alleged infringers exact money that could fund innovation.
Toward a Zero-Injury Workplace
Real-time safety solutions protect employees in dangerous industries.
Identifying Items
Apparel suppliers need to decide how they will assign unique serial numbers.
A New Approach to Pharmaceutical E-Pedigrees
EPCIS can support chain-of-custody verification—without a cumbersome data burden.
RFID: A Strong Technology in a Weak Economy
Can RFID give businesses a fighting chance against hard times? A growing number of companies are convinced that it does.
RFID and the New Normal
RFID can’t speed economic growth or strengthen consumer demand, but it can help companies become leaner, more efficient and more competitive.
How Is RFID Being Used for Hospital Management?
What are some recent trends and challenges in this industry? —Shabana ——— Shabana: The biggest trend, by far, is toward adopting active RFID technologies to better track and manage hospital equipment, such as wheelchairs, gurneys, oxygen pumps, pulse oximeters and...
U.S. Berry Company Implements RFID to Help Stem Potential Losses
The firm is deploying an Intelleflex RFID system after piloting the technology at a packing plant in Mexico, as well as at distribution centers in the United States.