
Pharmaceutical


New Impinj High-Memory ICs Aimed at Expanding Markets
Confidex and Arizon RFID are the first companies to announce new tags leveraging the high memory and performance features of the M780 and M781 chips to enable tag reads in the automotive, food, pharmaceutical and industrial markets.
Standards Group Provides RFID Guidelines for Food Services
GS1's Tag Data Standard 2.0 identifies a standard approach to encoding data on EPC tags to include a product's batch, lot number and expiration or "best by" date.
Anti-Counterfeit Function Released for UHF RFID
Impinj is offering a solution with its new M775 chip with cryptographic key and cloud-based service, so that the same RFID tag used for inventory management could also prove a product isn't fake.
RFID in Health Care 2022 Report
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Learn How Hospitals Benefit from RFID and IoT Technologies
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RFID Labels Track Syringes of Propofol
Genixus is preparing to release individually packaged drug doses for clinicians to administer to patients, leveraging Kit Check's RFID technology so each syringe can be tracked, along with its expiration date.
Cleaning-Management Solution Expands to Asset Tracking with RFID
A Canadian hospital is piloting a Visionstate IoT solution to bring visibility to room cleaning, and the facility is leveraging RFID to locate mobile assets for reuse.
University Spinoff Links Materials Science, RFID for Temperature Detection
A sensing system from CleanTech & Beyond detects temperature rises, then creates an irreversible record for a passive UHF RFID or NFC label so it can transmit that information to a reader, even after the excursions take place.