For those discovering the ways RFID is helping to simplify their workflows and lives, the how-to guide offers users plenty of inspiration, ideas and examples of how to get started and turn their own RFID projects into reality. To read more, follow the link below to the source. Source: simplyrfid.com
Fresenius Kabi announced today it is introducing smart labels for a range of essential medications used in hospitals. The new labels, which feature embedded radio-frequency identification (RFID) technology, will be introduced this year for medications commonly used in the operating room, with the first product launching in September. To read
Terso Solutions has announced the release of its inventory management web application, Stratosphere. While Terso's RFID devices serve to secure inventory and identify essential inventory information, Stratosphere ensures that data is accessible to end-users in the fields of medical device manufacturing and distribution. To read more, follow the link below
Automated RFID systems ensure hygienic access control and minimize the risk of contact infections – while providing maximum user convenience. To read more, follow the link below to the source. Source: parking-net.com
Savi Technology has received a four-year, $45.8M contract to manufacture active radio frequency identification tags for the U.S. Army to track the service branch's equipment worldwide. To read more, follow the link below to the source. Source: blog.executivebiz.com
Applications for RFID in IoT can be extensive and diverse. RFID tags are primarily used to make everyday objects communicate with each other and the central hub and report their status. To read more, follow the link below to the source. Source: cioapplications.com
The claim: Victoria's Secret tags contain chips that track customers after purchasing a product A new trend has made its way to social media platforms: Women cut open a Victoria's Secret tag and pull out a metal-like tag and claim it is a tracking chip. The post includes a photo of a tag that says RFID
There are so many emerging technologies that claim to help companies in the supply chain, but what’s best for each company depends on the operation and technology in question. The Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic has brought to light many gaps in the supply chain, as it has been stretched increasingly
Retail trends show that consumers are choosing the ease of online shopping and, to keep up with demand, companies are developing click&collect and same-day-delivery business models. As a result, warehouses are becoming smaller and relying increasingly on RAIN RFID systems for tracking and verification. Times-7 has recognized this and created a revolutionary and
Zebra Technologies Corporation has announced that Maikubo Artificial Intelligence (AI) Academy has adopted Zebra’s RFID solutions to achieve faster, more accurate asset tagging and management of its training equipment, which has saved staff time, improved accuracy and visibility along with enhanced staff efficiency. To read more, follow the link below to