SML will collaborate with RAIN Alliance to advance the use of UHF RFID technology in the global apparel branding and packaging marketNew York, NY (PRWEB) ... Source: SML Group Joins RAIN RFID Alliance | Benzinga
The Ohio hospital is employing RFID to learn how long it takes for patients arriving at its emergency department to be transferred from stretchers to beds, which has helped it to minimize delays. Source: Summa Akron City Hospital Tracks EMS Stretchers, Reduces Wait Times - RFID Journal
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Palhetas most recently held the role of executive vice president of sales and worldwide marketing and sales operations at Nexsan Technologies, Inc. (acquired by Imation, Inc.), where he led all revenue generation through the channel community, strategic accounts and OEM partnerships worldwide. In this role, he garnered highly strategic OEM partnerships,
Recent election adds NXP, re-elects Intel and Smartrac, to join existing Google and Impinj members to the RAIN RFID Alliance Board of Directors Source: RAIN RFID Alliance Welcomes New Board Member
Recent election brings new face to RAIN management Pittsburgh, PA USA – 28 April, 2015 The recent election for Board of Director positions has resulted in the election of Ralf Kodritsch from NXP. The RAIN RFID Alliance has five elected members on the Board of Directors, of which three were
The chip maker says its chips can enable companies to inexpensively monitor for moisture in everything from car interiors to drywall and diapers. Source: RFMicron Release New Passive UHF Chips With Moisture, Temperature, Pressure Sensors - RFID Journal
Session explains the importance of UHF RFID in the Internet of Things Pittsburgh, PA – April 13, 2015 The RAIN RFID Alliance will host a session at the IDTechEx Conference on the Internet of Things (IoT) in Berlin, Germany on Wednesday 29 April. The session is part of a
Both companies are fully migrating to the technology for their garments in stores. via Levi Strauss and Lululemon detail RFID expansions
Disney Research has demonstrated that battery-free, radio frequency identification (RFID) tags can be used to cheaply and unobtrusively determine how people use and interact with daily objects, enabling new types of interactive play, smart homes and work environments, and new methods for studying consumer shopping habits. via Disney researchers use