RFID technology works via radio frequency, tracking almost every bit of information there is in real time and making tracking businesses more efficient. Whether as a customer or as a business leader, you have almost certainly come into contact with RFID technology before today, and possibly without realizing it. Radio
GS1 UK Study Touts Retail RFID Results; Introduction to Interesting Chinese Company Waltonchain; Tale of Two AIDC Stocks Our top news selections from the past week in RFID, automated data collection, and the Internet of Things. New GS1 UK Study Touts Returns from RFID in Retail Standards group GS1 recently
With ever-growing customer expectations of fast, accurate service, consumers increasingly want to know where products they have ordered online are, as well as what items are available at a particular store, at any given point in time. With the demand for this level of transparency, manufacturers and retailers need to
Why does it matter? Well, in short – choosing the right RFID label allows for a successful, efficient and cost-effective RFID project. Source: (7) The Top-5 Questions to Answer Before Deciding on the Right RFID Label for Your Project | LinkedIn
Hint: Price is NOT the ONLY One. Source: (7) The Top-5 Factors to Consider When Rolling Out a New RFID Project | LinkedIn
eAgile is a specialist in large-scale serialization deployments utilizing IoT/RFID technology for healthcare and highly secure asset tracking. Digital printing on the newly launched HP Indigo 6900 with high performance data RIPing power combined with eAgile’s RFID technology is said to ‘open the door to a full array of smart
German Fraunhofer research institute wants to extend its Blockchain features to its radio-frequency ID sensor systems The Fraunhofer Institute for Photonic Microsystems (IPMS), based in Dresden, Germany, intends to use Blockchain concepts for the development of wireless radio-frequency identification (RFID) sensor systems in the logistics sector, according to a Feb. 22 press release. The use
We are thrilled to be part of the Auburn RFID center and to be a part of such a prestigious organisation is a great step for us. We are expecting 2018 to be the biggest year in terms of RFID rollouts and being a member of the center’s advisory board
Retailers that use radio-frequency identification tags – RFID for short – can expect to see their sales increase, suggests a new study, which analysed the use of the tags by 10 retailers and found increases of up to 5.5%. The measuring the impact of RFID in retailing study, from Professor Adrian
Four retailers share their experiences of deploying RFID. The results of a report investigating the impact of RFID in retail has found 100% of the retailers surveyed seeing a positive return on investment (ROI) after implementing the technology which leads to accurate retail inventory. The report, commission by industry standards organisation GS1, featured retailer