Pharmaceutical
Compounder to Add RFID to Pharma Products Destined for Hospitals
Fagron Sterile Services provides automated data access regarding single-use products to help hospitals adopt RFID for visibility, and facilities can receive items already tagged for onsite use.
RFID News Roundup
Tageos launches sustainable RFID inlays with NXP, Impinj ICs; CVS, Identiv offer NFC-based talking prescription labels; STMicroelectronics upgrades machine-learning software for connected devices; Kerlink, Vision Valley partner on LoRaWan IoT networks in Middle East, North Africa; Energous RF wireless charging system receives FCC certification; OptConnect acquires IoT network provider Premier Wireless Solutions.
Checkpoint Releases RFID Label for Metallic Drug Packaging
The Spiro Plus M750 label, certified by the DoseID Consortium, is designed to offer strong performance in environments containing liquids and high tag densities.
RFID News Roundup
NXP, Ford collaborate on connected cars; Semtech, Everynet, Telkom Indonesia partner on LoRaWAN vaccine carrier; STMicroelectronics intros NFC tag IC with privacy features; AiDash launches sustainability-management system; Ezitech, JOAT help South Africa monitor water extraction with u-blox tech; ScaleOut Software extends IoT digital twin service; embedded RFID company Primo1D raises funding; Kinetic, Nationwide offer workers' comp wearables.
RFID-based Medical Tray Solution Now Mobile and Standardized
AmerisourceBergen has launched an app-based version of its existing system so hospitals and other users can access data about medicines on trays via a mobile device; the system leverages the RAIN Alliance's CIN standardization to differentiate its tags from those of other companies.
RFID Journal LIVE! 2021 Encore
We are introducing a new event featuring a mix of live sessions and presentations recorded at our flagship conference and exhibition, for those who were unable to attend RFID Journal LIVE! in person.
Small Inlay Enables Pharmaceutical Tagging Across Materials, Form Factors
Drug companies, label converters and systems integrators are testing or employing Tageos's ARC Spec S-certified UHF RFID inlay for tracking single-unit drugs and small devices, no matter the material and even around liquids.
The Convenience Store That Visits You
Thanks to RFID and a phone app, a Robomart van can be summoned to bring a selection of food and pharmacy products, with customers charged automatically based on what they remove from the vehicle.
RFID News Roundup
Humatics, Siemens receive MTA UWB train-positioning contract; SimplyRFID offers inventory-management guide for wine sellers; InnovationLab, Trelleborg integrate printed sensors in logistics app; New Boundary offers IIoT monitoring solution; Laird Connectivity, Memfault partner on IoT/Bluetooth debugging platform; RFID use boosts plastic pharmaceutical bottle sales.