Smartrac's novel Ratch tag product line of cable ties comes with fully integrated RFID tags, available for both HF and UHF frequency bands. The Ratch tags are suitable for the tagging and asset control of critical equipment in applications such as lifting, automotive wiring and supply chain, offshore operations or
Internet enabled, cans, carts, trucks and other pieces of equipment could lead to increased efficiency and lowered costs for the sector. The trend of putting a wider variety of devices online—the so-called Internet of Things—continues to spread. Increasingly, household devices are now internet enabled, allowing users to control them remotely
Impinj's holistic solution streamlines the supply chain of healthcare delivery organizations and greatly optimizes their asset and labor utilization SANTA CLARA, Calif., June 27, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- Based on its recent analysis of the radio-frequency identification (RFID) healthcare solutions market, Frost & Sullivan recognizes Impinj, Inc. with the 2017 North American Award for
The technology is not new, but radio-frequency identification is the latest thing to hit the shelves Fashion retailer River Island is attaching radio-frequency identification (RFID) tags to every item of clothing it stocks. The tags enable a store’s staff to identify all items of clothing on the shop’s shelves and racks, and
The Internet of Things (IoT) world may be new to some, but it has already made a big impact in the current industrial revolution — also known as Industry 4.0 — and will continue to rapidly grow in popularity in the years to come. Industry 4.0, the term coined for
Warehouses, retail outlets, and other industries are using RFID tags and wearable devices for ERP and supply chain management. Warehouse operations, retail outlets, and many other industries are leveraging IoT solutions using RFID tags and wearable devices. We'll look at the leading technologies and discuss how they may be integrated
And as long as retailers stay on top of the latest developments, the high street might just continue to thrive. Online shopping is here to stay. But that doesn’t mean the high street is dead. Instead, high street fashion brands are using new technology to transform the shopping experience and
Steve Wilson argues that talk of cutting edge tech such as AI and drones is overshadowing simpler solutions to consumer engagement Amazon’s recent announcement of additional investments in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and drones in the UK should be a wake-up call for all retailers, from supermarkets to apparel stores. UK
The Switzerland-based United Nations postal system has invited tenders for the provision of RFID hardware. - Page 1 Jun 21, 2017—The Universal Postal Union (UPU), a specialized United Nations (UN) agency that coordinates postal policies among member nations, has issued a request for proposals for the procurement of ultrahigh-frequency (UHF)
RFID is among the hottest trends in the retail industry, assuming you have the right plan for implementation. RFID, or radio frequency identification, has come a long way since the early 2000s. At that time, Walmart was the first big retailer to experiment with the new technology, which cost an