Avery Dennison Opens European Customer Design and Innovation Center
The company views the new center, located in the heart of Germany’s industrial belt, as a key part of its efforts to promote the use of RFID tags attached to apparel.
The company views the new center, located in the heart of Germany’s industrial belt, as a key part of its efforts to promote the use of RFID tags attached to apparel.
The submissions for the RFID Journal Awards in the end-user categories exemplify how the technology is being deployed in more sophisticated ways that add business value.
The solution involves the installation of an EPC Gen 2 RFID chip directly onto the printed circuit boards that the company incorporates into its products, with the board’s ground plain serving as a tag antenna.
A recent broadcast showcases a temperature-sensitive tag from Intelleflex.
Google takes NFC-enabled search service to Las Vegas; WinWare intros new RFID-enabled tooling, materials-management solution; IATA, GSMA publish paper on benefits of NFC RFID to airlines, travelers; academic researchers develop wireless sensor technology for bridge safety.
Deep Springs International is using NFC-enabled phones provided by Nokia Research Center, as well as software designed by a U.C. Berkeley professor, to track chlorine levels in household drinking water.