Solving the Water and Metal Problem
Physics can be used to improve RFID performance on hard-to-tag products.
Learn Firsthand from Those Already Achieving an ROI
Many companies have deployed RFID technologies. More than 50 of these businesses will share their experiences at one event—RFID Journal LIVE! 2009.
Goodwin House Alexandria Offers Seniors Real-Time Security
A Wi-Fi RFID-based real-time location system installed at assisted-living facilities in Alexandria, Va., monitors residents around the clock, and lets them call for help whenever they need it.
RFID Journal LIVE! 2009 to Feature More than 50 End-User Case Studies
For its seventh annual conference and exhibition, being held on Apr. 27-29 in Orlando, Fla., RFID Journal has announced the final lineup of case studies—the most in the event’s history.
Is Wi-Fi Always Necessary for RFID?
Do all RFID-based systems require that users have a Wi-Fi connection, in order to work properly? ——— No. Many RFID interrogators include either an ethernet port or Wi-Fi, enabling them to be connected to a company’s network so that data can be passed to back-end...Can RFID Tags Be Embedded in Laptops for Tracking Purposes?
Is there an RFID tag that can be embedded in a laptop and be read 50 to 60 at a time? — It sounds like you want to track laptops leaving a production facility. TNT Express, a Netherlands-based logistics and shipping company, tagged laptop boxes with Alien...How Do You Test RFID Applications?
How do you test RFID applications? ——— I guess that depends on what you mean by test. You can deploy RFID readers and tag objects, then test whether the tags can be read in your environment, and on your products or assets. That’s fairly obvious, though, so...
RFID Is TOP Priority for Store Loyalty Cards
Washington State retailer TOP Food & Drug issues RFID cards to help it provide customers with discounts, refunds, recall data and other personalized services.
RFID Weekly News Roundup April 2, 2009
This week’s news roundup is heavy on product introductions, with a strong international flavor, plus announcements of unusual RFID and RTLS deployments.
RFID News Roundup
InSync Software teams with IBM to improve food safety; PepsiCo units to use RFID-enabled reusable plastic pallets; Ingecom unveils second-generation active tag; Wi-Fi RTLS provider Ekahau intros location beacons and survey tool; NFC Forum, ETSI partner to promote global interoperability of NFC solutions; Hi-G-Tek, Trojan Defense collaborate on nuclear threat system.