Cattle producers could save themselves a fair bit of time and money — if they’re willing to make the shift from standard low-frequency RFID tags to a new u Source: Taking livestock ear-tags to the next (technology) level
HONG KONG, Feb. 8, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- Delaware Court Dismisses Neology Patent Claims. Source: Delaware Court Dismisses Neology Patent Claims -- HONG KONG, Feb. 8, 2016 /PRNewswire/ --
The firm has ordered millions of eSeal bottle enclosures to manage the bottling and shipping of products, with long-term plans to track them throughout the supply chain. Source: Neutraceutical Company to Use eAgile's RFID Solution to Track Its Products - RFID Journal
Nedap presents stock availability solutions for the global retail sector at EuroCIS 2016. The key solutions presented are the !Sense hardware portfolio and the !D Cloud software suite. Source: News: EuroCIS 2016: Nedap showcases stock availability solutions
View Technologies announced the availability of its Echo 300 and Echo 302 smart antennas for capturing real-time data for items incorporating RAIN RFI Source: View Technologies Announces Echo 300 and Echo 302 Smart Antennas with High-Performing Reader Capable of Power over Ethernet (POE+) | Business Wire
Research firms predict the future of the Internet of Things Source: Internet Of Things (IoT) Predictions From Forrester, Machina Research, WEF, Gartner, IDC - Forbes
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HID Global intros new Brick Tag Ceramic and SlimFlex on-metal tags ••• GAO RFID launches new 2.45 GHz active readers ••• Smartrac unveils extra-compact UHF RFID inlays for retail applications ••• OnlineLabels.com adds RFID labels to product lineup ••• Datalogic acquires 20 percent stake in CAEN RFID ••• TimBar uses
Invengo is pleased to announce the appointment of Jiann Hsieh as the new Invengo Technology Pte. Ltd. Chief Executive Officer as of 1 February 2016. Source: Invengo appoints Jiann Hsieh as its new CEO | Invengo™ Technology
Researchers at MIT and Texas Instruments have developed a new type of radio frequency identification (RFID) chip that is virtually impossible to hack. Source: Hack-proof RFID chips | MIT News