Which Global Consumer Product Companies Use RFID?

Please specify some CPG manufacturers that are currently utilizing the technology. —Name withheld ——— Major consumer packaged goods companies, such as Unilever, Procter & Gamble and Kimberly Clark have largely pulled back their broad-based use of radio frequency...

Kayser-Roth Takes First Steps Toward RFID Usage

The hosiery company is applying EPC tags to socks sent to one specific retailer, and has also added tag-testing to its product-quality auditing processes, with plans to use RFID in other ways as well.

Grunnarbeid Manages Tools With RFID

Grunnarbeid Manages Tools With RFID

The Norwegian construction contractor is using EPC Gen 2 tags and readers, as well as GPS and cellular technology, to track the location and status of tools on work sites.

RFID News Roundup

SkyeTek announces opening of China office; Axios Mobile Assets to supply RFID system to Elba Labs; Aloft opens door to RFID-enabled smart check-in at more hotels; Power Solutions joins Dash7 Alliance; Ekahau, Extricom team to enable real-time location tracking over Wi-Fi.

Hach Lange Incorporates RFID in Water Testers

Hach Lange Incorporates RFID in Water Testers

The company is attaching RFID tags to the packaging of its chemical vial kits and adding readers to its spectrophotometers to automatically update the calibration of the instruments, ensuring accurate test results.

Is It Possible to Put a Passive Tag Inside a Wood Chipboard?

If so, what is required to do so? —Name withheld ——— If by chipboard you mean particle board, or a wood-like product made from combining woodchips and sawdust with special resins, then the answer is yes, it is possible—but it would require a special tag. If you took...

How Can I Detect Sound Receptors in the Human Body?

Is there any instrument that is as simple to use as a metal detector, and that anyone can purchase and learn how to operate? —Name withheld ——— I’m unsure what you mean by “sound receptors.” If you refer to a device that can detect an RFID...

How Does RFID Work in Libraries?

I’m particularly interested in the technology’s use in Europe. —Name withheld ——— RFID works in libraries pretty much in the same way everywhere around the world. Most libraries apply passive 13.56 MHz RFID transponders to the inside cover or spine of each...