Knowing the Unknown

Knowing the Unknown

RFID will provide the information you know you need. But the technology’s bigger value may come in delivering data you don’t yet even realize you require.

RFID: The Key to Knowledge

RFID: The Key to Knowledge

Early adopters are learning that visibility—one of the main reasons companies adopt RFID—leads to the creation of actionable business information that can boost the bottom line.

Are Most RFID Warehouse-Management Solutions Web-based?

Is it typical for RFID systems designed for WMS applications to be Web-based, or to work on a client-server setup? —Name withheld ——— It’s difficult to say anything is “typical” in the RFID industry. I would say that many conventional warehouse-,...
A National RFID Plan

A National RFID Plan

Every country in the world would do well to fashion a plan for deploying RFID systems in health care, the food supply, the supply chain, drug management and more.

How Much Power Does a Mobile Interrogator Use?

What is the maximum power output? —Name withheld ——— I assume the question refers to the power output of an RFID reader antenna. Typically, the maximum power output is 1 watt of effective isotropic radiated power (EIRP). This is much lower than fixed interrogators,...