Asset Management in the U.S. Air Force: Using RFID in the Global Supply ChainThe Automatic Identification Technology (AIT) Program Office at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base is responsible for promoting the use of RFID auto-ID technology in the U.S. Air Force. This presentation...
U.S. Navy pRFID Challenges and Keys to SuccessTo achieve the most benefits from technology, Navy AIT is moving to RFID-enable its operations and enhance its productivity, while reducing operating and inventory costs. The agency's passive RFID pro...
The Next Phase of AIT-enabled Distribution at the DLABy leveraging the supply relationships of its suppliers and customers, using new and exciting technologies, and integrating RFID into more of its logistics footprint and processes, the U.S. Defense Lo...
Why Passive RFID Makes Sense for DOD Asset-Tracking and Logistics ApplicationsThere are many considerations DOD customers need to make in selecting the right RFID technology and tag for their application, including the expected lifespan of the tag, the environment, read-distanc...
Why RFID Is Mission-Critical for Improved Asset Visibility in the DODRFID has been successfully tested and deployed at many U.S. Department of Defense (DOD) facilities as the services strive to improve supply chain processes in support of the organization. But that is ...
Beyond Asset Tracking: How UCSD Medical Center Achieved an ROI With an Active RFID Real-Time Location SystemThe University of California's San Diego Medical Center initially lowered its rental costs for mobile medical equipment and improved its overall equipment and maintenance processes by implementing a r...
Saving Money While Protecting PatientsThe United States is on the cusp of a surge in its elderly population. As a growing number of seniors rely on prescription medications for their ailments, protecting their health by keeping illegal an...
RFID Basics for Health-Care ProfessionalsThis session, designed for all seminar attendees looking to understand the various types of RFID technologies—as well as applications for each—will cover active, battery-assisted and passive technolog...
Using RFID to Optimize Medical Device Inventories at St. Elizabeth Medical CenterThe St. Elizabeth Medical Center, in Utica, is one of the busiest cardiac catheterization and electrophsiology labs in the mid-New York State region. The hospital performs more than 5,000 procedures e...
Verayo: Unclonable RFID DemonstrationIn this video, Verayo explains how it has applied physical unclonable functions (PUFs), a recent breakthrough in semiconductor security, to RFID chips to create RFID transponders that are unclonable. ...
Four Ways Manufacturers Can Cut Costs With RFIDNow more than ever, companies are seeking ways to reduce expenses and become more efficient. RFID is a proven cost-cutting technology. In this session, we will explore four common applications of RFID...
Kimberly-Clark Uses RFID to Improve Shipping Accuracy at Manufacturing PlantsKimberly-Clark conducted a pilot program at one of its plants that produce non-woven materials used in the manufacture of Huggies-brand diapers. The pilot showed a decrease in shipping errors, as well...
Deploying RFID in ManufacturingReal-time visibility can dramatically reduce operating costs. Where does process visibility yield the biggest payback? What does an RFID-enabled enterprise application look like? And which existing te...
Important Considerations in Choosing RFID Tags for Manufacturing WIP ApplicationsRFID tags are the heart of an RFID solution—the performance and reliability of a tag are critical to achieving successful read rates and accomplishing a solution's stated ROI. There are many considera...
Using Passive RFID in Heavy ManufacturingJohn Deere, a manufacturer of agriculture equipment, is employing passive RFID at one of its factories to monitor work in process and ensure parts are at the right place at the proper time. The compan...
