At the company’s regional headquarters in Vienna, a 34-foot-long bank of interactive high-definition touch screens displays personalized information provided by a Semantic Knowledge Information Network linked to an RFID reader.
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The consumer goods manufacturer is using a solution that includes EPC tags and readers to track the arrival, loading and departure of trucks transporting the company’s goods throughout Colombia.
The company plans to RFID-enable its Macy’s and Bloomingdale’s stores in 2012, and will tag garments most often replenished—accounting for about 30 percent of the retailer’s sales.
After testing the use of EPC Gen 2 passive RFID tags to track tools as they enter and leave containers and vehicles, the central Norwegian construction company is installing the solution across its entire operations.
Government’s role is to keep the playing field level for business, and to provide support where appropriate.
NFC-enabled phones will offer consumers the opportunity to enhance their privacy by empowering them with their own secure ID devices.
Technology from iTrack and Time Domain will enable a theater operator to track a 60-foot ship and other properties, to ensure that no prop moves off course or collides with other objects.