Tageos has expanded its presence in the aviation industry by announcing certification of a new product for airline baggage tracking applications. The EOS-409 UHF RFID inlay has been approved by Auburn University’s RFID Lab for its “Tagged Performance Specification U.” This broad specification is designed to test RFID inlay performance in
Smartrac is introducing two more inlays featuring NXP’s UCODE® 8 RAIN ICs: MiniWeb, currently the world’s smallest inlay, and DogBone. Leveraging the IC’s extended read range and usability in light dielectric materials such as cardboard or plastic boxes, MiniWeb and DogBone, both IoT-ready, excel in item-level retail and many logistics
Ottawa, Canada. September NN, 2018 – Teslonix Inc, a major innovator in Internet of Things (IoT) connectivity and management solutions, and Farsens, a leading chip manufacturer for wireless and battery free sensors, are pleased to announce that they have signed a business collaboration agreement today. This agreement will facilitate collaboration
NedCard takes a next step into the field of industrial RFID applications and brings MicroSON®-3 UHF RFID SMD Package with NXP’s UCODE® 8/ 8m RAIN ICs to the market MicroSON®-3 is tailored to fit industrial application requirements and can be used in a variety of RFID solutions and markets. WIJCHEN,
Such integration can greatly improve the quality and effectiveness of service. Physicians are using smart medical devices as important tools to detect various diseases by monitoring vital signs. Chronic illnesses, such as hypertension and diabetes, have thus received a fresh perspective from both the medical industry and from patients. From
Reynolds built its own UHF RFID-based system to track its approximately 60,000 reusable crates as they are packed, then shipped to and returned from customers; the company is now examining other ways in which the technology could help track product shipments or forklift transit efficiency at its distribution center. Aug
Amsterdam (The Netherlands), September 6, 2018 – Smartrac is further extending its Animal ID portfolio by launching its new Cattle Ear Tag. The RAIN product comprises a chip module that is inductively coupled to an advanced RFID antenna design, which ensures outstanding ruggedness in demanding applications. Its UHF-based technology allows
Power of RFID in the retail/apparel industry Radio-frequency identification (RFID) technology is one of the fastest growing retail initiatives today. RFID consists of electromagnetic tags attached to objects, tickets, assets and merchandise that contain electronically stored information, sensors and antennae. Through radio waves and hardware such as beacons for proximity marketing or communication sensors,
For a number of years, ARC conducts research in the area of RFID. First studies were published in the early 2000s. The technology itself is significantly older, it has been around for decades. At the turn of the millennium, the technology gained greater interest in the industry for use in
Fifteen years after Walmart launched a costly pilot project, the sensors are coming back in style thanks to proven benefits for retailers and their suppliers. Ask someone about the history of RFID and the first thing you’ll likely hear is about is Walmart. In 2003, Walmart told its top 100