The leading source of RFID news and strategic insights has selected industry-renowned academics and thought leaders to evaluate submissions and select winners for the 2011 RFID Journal Awards.
A host of innovative business and consumer applications for radio frequency identification are on the horizon. Industry leaders and adopters share their insights.
The Hong Kong company is testing the use of EPC Gen 2 tags to track Canon cameras and lenses as they are packed and shipped to local retailers.
Personnel can determine the locations of oscilloscopes, meters and other devices, and document any items that leave the labs, as well as who took them.
The RFID news and events company has selected industry-renowned academics and thought leaders to evaluate submissions and choose the winners for the 2011 RFID Journal Awards.
GE Healthcare, AeroScout integrate solutions for European market; AZ Monica hospital expands AeroScout deployment; Zebra Technologies intros mobile printing Apple app for RFID tags; Ubisense raises nearly $8 million in fund-raising round; Xerafy unveils UHF RFID tags for Europe; IDTronic announces new RFID-enabled wristband.
The system allows the school’s new facility to track the sugar content and temperatures of its wine within each of its 152 fermenting vats, putting an end to manual measurements.