Hofor has already tagged 86,000 of its underground utility valve caps for an RFID system from Veriloc, which allows workers to read historical data regarding each valve before beginning maintenance tasks. - Page 1 Source: Utility Maintenance Workers Gain Efficiency With RFID
Although RFID technology has been readily available in the retail industry for over 15 years, its adoption is ramping up now as companies revise inventory management strategies to bolster profits as well as meet the demands of omnichannel retailing. Interview with Mark Roberti from RFID Journal. Source: RFID Adoption Gathers
Improving inventory accuracy is a critical component of the initiative, but paramount for omni-channel fulfillment. Source: Tyco Retail Solutions
TrainOSE is using a UHF RFID system from Trinity Systems to track the locations of freight cars, in order to improve logistics and reduce the fees it must pay if third-party railcars are not returned to their owners on time. Source: RFID Helps Greek Rail Service Save Money
Lakeshore Recycling Systems is using EPC Gen 2 tags and readers to track usage of the waste-collection services it provides to the cities of Wheaton and Highland Park. - Page 1 Source: In Illinois, RFID Makes It Easier for Residents to Pay as They Throw - Page 1 - RFID
Delta Airlines recently announced its intention to adopt RFID technology via a $50 million (USD) investment to enhance baggage tracking at 344 stations worldwide. Instead of the traditional way of using hand barcode scanners to determine where the bag needs to go, RFID chips will be inserted into the tags
Teslonix, a major innovator in Internet of Things (IoT) connectivity and management solutions, is pleased to announce that Thorsten Heins, an accomplished technology business executive and investor, has joined its Board of Directors. Press Release: Former CEO of BlackBerry Thorsten Heins Joins Teslonix Board of Directors
The new Radio Equipment Directive (RED) has came into force in Europe. It aligns the previous Directive with the new legislative framework for the marketing of products, setting requirements for safety and health, electromagnetic compatibility and the efficient use of the radio spectrum. Source: New Radio Equipment Directive now in
Executing its sensor solutions strategy, ams divests NFC and RFID reader wireless product lines to STMicroelectronics while retaining certain wireless Source: ams divests NFC and RFID reader product lines to increase focus on sensor solutions retaining sensing-related wireless activities | Business Wire
The companies found that a system combining passive UHF RFID and digital camera technologies could identify 98 percent of vehicles—including battle tanks—passing through portals at high speed. - Page 1 Source: Tönnjes, Kirpestein and NXP Complete Yearlong Vehicular ID Field Trial - Page 1 - RFID Journal