RFID JournalMore from RFID JournalAll TechnologyGeorgia Company Uses RFID to Locate Pallets of Frozen FoodsEskimo Cold Storage, a frozen foods storage company based in Gainesville, Ga., has already saved $100,000 since installing RFID readers about four months ago, and forecasts an annual savings of $233,000. The company installed an RFID reader at the end of 20 aisles within its warehouse, so that it could confirm where its thousands of pallets are located as they are put away or removed.July 1, 2014All LogisticsMRO Provider Uses RFID to Manage Aircraft Parts It ServicesWhile Airbus and other aircraft manufacturers have been taking a leading role in deploying radio frequency identification for the management of airplane parts, one aviation company has leveraged Airbus' knowledge to create its own solution. Abu Dhabi Aircraft Technologies (ADAT) - a third-party provider of maintenance, repair and overhaul services - has deployed an RFID system at its facility to manage work-in-progress for the parts it services for its customers, which include Airbus and other aircraft manufacturers. The system has helped ADAT reduce turnaround times, and has provided information that the firm can employ to further improve efficiency.June 25, 2014All TechnologyRFID Helps Taiwanese Alcoholic-Beverage Producer Protect Its Line of GoodsTaiwan Tobacco & Liquor Corp. (TTL) has deployed a radio frequency identification solution to ensure its products' authenticity, and to track the goods through its supply chain.June 2, 2014Aerospace & DefenseFujitsu Enters Defense Arena with Acquisition of RFID Technology ProviderFujitsu UK & Ireland (UK&I), the IT systems arm of global electronics firm Fujitsu, has acquired Texas RFID software and solutions provider GlobeRanger.May 8, 2014All TechnologyRFID Research Center Moves from Arkansas to Auburn UniversityThe RFID Research Center, currently part of the University of Arkansas, is moving to an Alabama site near Auburn University, with which it will now be affiliated.May 6, 2014All TechnologyRFID Used to Keep Tabs on Costly Video Recording, Editing EquipmentCameras and other recording and editing equipment are not only expensive but also highly mobile, and are frequently handled by a variety of people when videos are shot. Shrinkage can be a problem.April 28, 2014All TechnologyRetail IT and RFID Make for a Happy ArrangementRadio frequency identification has finally found its rightful place in the retail IT ecosystem.April 22, 2014All TechnologyFish Processors Turn to RFID for Quality Assurance, Product TrackingFood-processing technology company Marel has released an RFID-enabled system that moves fish through weighing, trimming and quality-control processes, while tracking data and identifying product for inspection, based on information collected by RFID readers and antennas.April 7, 2014All TechnologyPlans Call for RFID Technology That Could Pinpoint Workers During EmergenciesAn oil and gas company is installing a solution to locate personnel in the event of an emergency at its construction site in Newfoundland, Canada, using radio frequency identification technology provided by systems integrator Focus FS. The system consists of active RFID tags, readers, exciters and software from GuardRFID Solutions.April 3, 2014Logistics OutsourcingRFID Thread Woven Into Products Is Designed to Stop Theft, CounterfeitingSeveral industrial linen companies in the United Kingdom and France are testing a new RFID tag that is literally woven into a textile or fabric product, which could hamper counterfeiters and thieves.April 1, 2014Previous PagePage 16 of 38Next Page
