Impinj Launches Products to Speed Item-Level Encoding
The company’s Monza 5 chip and STP Source Tagging platform aim to enable companies to encode more than 1,000 RFID labels a minute, with fewer errors.
RFID Journal LIVE! 2011 to Feature Manufacturing Supply Chain Demos
In the event’s main exhibit hall, Rush Tracking Systems and several key partners will provide live demonstrations of how RFID can be used at factories and warehouses.
Continental Tire Uses RFID to Keep Production Rolling
The company is utilizing Wi-Fi-based tags to locate components for its tire-assembly plant, reducing the time workers spend searching for parts and ensuring that they are used before expiring.
Learning How RFID Can Solve Business Problems
Companies attending next week’s RFID Journal LIVE! conference in Orlando, Fla., have one thing in common—they are eager to leverage RFID technology to improve the way they do business.
How Can I Use Your RFID Wizard to Get a Quote?
Please explain how this is done. —Name withheld ——— We disabled the RFQ system a while back, when we made some changes to our Buyer’s Guide. We are currently working to get that page back up and functioning again, which should take us a couple more weeks. With...
Logistics Providers Move, Slowly, Toward RFID
The business cases for internal and global visibility have been identified, but cost and data interoperability remain roadblocks to widespread adoption.
Makers of 3-D Glasses Focus on RFID
Dolby and Xpand are each releasing 3-D glasses with RFID tags that companies can use to track production and shipment, and also to help cinemas track inventory, sanitization and usage.
European Agencies Consider the Expansion of Spectrum for UHF RFID
An upcoming meeting will explore the possibility of assigning the 915 to 921 MHz RF band for RFID applications.
Beefing Up Security
A crypto algorithm embedded in an EPC Gen 2 tag could thwart counterfeiters and ensure only supply-chain partners have access to business information.
From Ridiculous to Ubiquitous
What the not-so-sudden success of Near-Field Communication tells us about the future of other RFID technologies.