Security and Access Control
RFID and the Cold Chain, Part II
Last week RFID Update participated in a phone call discussion about the cold chain, which covered all aspects of the ways in which RFID is being used throughout the cold chain to improve old processes and expand into new ones.RFID and the Cold Chain, Part I
Last week RFID Update participated in a phone call discussion about the cold chain, which covered all aspects of the ways in which RFID is being used throughout the cold chain to improve old processes and expand into new ones.ThingMagic Upgrades Flagship Reader
RFID reader manufacturer ThingMagic yesterday released an upgrade to MercuryOS, the software operating system that controls the features and performance of the company's line of Mercury4 readers.
L.A. County Jail to Track Inmates
The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department plans to launch an RFID system that could track 1,800 inmates this year, and 18,000 in the future.
Group Finalizes Drug Security Network
Capgemini, SupplyScape and several major pharmaceutical companies say they have completed designing the architecture of an RFID-enabled drug pedigree system.
GenuOne Pulls Out of RFID Market
The company will no longer sell its TraceGuard RFID software but will retain and grow its software and services for supply chain security.
Packager Uses Tags to Protect Injectables
West Pharmacuetical Services has released an RFID-based product and service offering to help pharmaceutical manufacturers guard injectable drugs against counterfeiting.
Airline Food Provider Uses RFID
To speed its delivery trucks through security gates at New York's JFK Airport, catering company DO & Co deploys an active-tag system.
TSA Funds Tracking System for Seaport
The U.S. Transportation Security Administration has provided a $1.6 million grant to develop an RFID system to track ground vehicles and cargo at Jacksonville, Fla., port.