The University of Kent's conservation and electronics departments have completed in-house testing of a UHF RFID system to detect the presence of tagged cycads—and to send alerts if a tag stops transmitting, which could indicate a possible poacher. Feb 13, 2017— Researchers at the University of Kent are teaming up
Item-level RFID Provides Consumers with Highly Accurate Store Inventory Levels, Greatly Improves Buy On-Line, Pick Up In-Store Success Slowly but we would say mostly steadily, item-level RFID tagging, especially in soft goods, is gaining traction- if not quite yet critical mass. Macy's has said it will have all items in
Satisfying customers and optimizing business efficiencies with EPC-enabled RFID Taking a customer-first approach, Herman Kay partnered with GS1 US and several solution providers to implement EPC-RFID at every step of their internal fulfillment process—optimizing operations and increasing internal confidence levels that the right garments, in the right sizes and colors,
Invengo, today announced the launch of a new generation linen tag, the LinTRAK-Slim, the slimmest UHF RFID tag for the Laundry and Textile Services industry, Singapore, 14 February 2017 – Invengo, the global RFID technology provider, today announced the launch of a new generation linen tag, the LinTRAK-Slim, the slimmest
The system, provided by Radiant RFID, will enabled the Dallas County Community College District to manage location data about assets ranging from computers to farm animals, and to integrate that information with its own management software. Feb 10, 2017— The Dallas County Community College District (DCCCD) has deployed an asset-management
Avery Dennison and Ferm RFID Solutions have together created a tyre tread label that, for the first time ever, offers worldwide RFID functionality. The label allows entire pallets of tyres to be re… Avery Dennison and Ferm RFID Solutions have together created a tyre tread label that, for the first
The retail industry stands poised to benefit exponentially from advancements that are spurring a plethora of new applications for already proven radio frequency identification (RFID) technology. On-pitch printing and encoding technology are increasing the accuracy while decreasing the size and cost of RFID tags, and consequently increasing the value of
When the bar-code system it was using to manage shoe inventories could no longer keep up, Lord & Taylor went in search of a new solution. It found what it needed in RFID. Lord & Taylor faced an all-too-common retail problem: you can't sell what you don't display. Keeping the
Retailers turning to tiny chips to power programs that let shoppers buy online, pick up in store. Hold the tags dangling from a T-shirt at a retailer like Target or Levi's up to the light, and odds are you'll see one with paper-thin electronics embedded inside. Source: Where’s that sweater
First clinical study of UHF band wristbands in Japan Tokyo, February 6, 2017 – SATO, a leading global provider of Auto-ID solutions that empower workforces and streamline operations, announced it will conduct the first clinical study of ultrahigh frequency (UHF) RFID tags in Japan jointly with Mie University Hospital. The