Tom Grant brings 13+ years of UHF RFID industry experience as a new Board Member Pittsburgh, PA - October 22, 2014 The RAIN RFID Alliance today announced the election of Tom Grant, General Manager of Trimble’s ThingMagic Division, to its Board of Directors. Mr. Grant’s term started October 2014
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Work to improve robot vision is ongoing -- but robots don't necessarily need to rely solely on their eyes. via RFID helps robots locate objects - CNET.
Over 50 members joined by September Pittsburgh, PA - October 15, 2014 The RAIN RFID Alliance’s first meeting for members was held in September, and the Alliance is off to a great start with over 50 people attending. Non-members also attended to learn more about the RAIN technology market, as
Subsidiary Holland RFID — part of Holland 1916's diverse family of businesses — recently grew to the point where it was time to send it off on its own to merge with a complementary Canadian company. via Holland 1916 RFID subsidiary merges with Canadian company - Kansas City Business Journal.
Trimble brings the field and office together for improved asset utilization and decreased equipment downtime and loss via Trimble Introduces RFID System for Real-Time Construction Equipment Identification and Tracking.
Alien Technology(R) Enters Agreement for $35 Million in New Investments to Advance RFID Business. Press release distribution provided by Global Investing Today via Alien Technology(R) Enters Agreement for $35 Million in New Investments to Advance RFID Business - Global Investing Today.
FEIG Electronics Launches New Standalone Access Control Solution
The Grokker enables small and midsize businesses to read tags via their Android or iOS smartphones or tablets, using an app created for the purpose of collecting, managing and viewing data about the tagged items being read. via U Grok It Releases UHF RFID Reader for Phones, Tablets - RFID
Moods of Norway decided to roll out Nedap’s RFID solution for fast stock taking in 14 of their brand stores. In the two test stores, the expanding Scandinavian fashion brand quickly improved the in-store stock accuracy to over 98% using RFID. via News: Moods of Norway to roll-out Nedap RFID