RFID JournalMore from RFID JournalAll TechnologyDynaLogger Provides UHF RFID Temperature and Moisture TrackingDynamox, a technology company in Florianopolis, Brazil, is marketing a new ultrahigh-frequency (UHF) RFID-enabled data logger that serves as a low-cost option for tracking goods in a cold supply chain using RFID sensors.February 13, 2017All TechnologyFood Company Pilots UHF RFID to Enhance Pig Life HistoryRadio frequency identification provides an opportunity for the food industry to better monitor the health of animals and the storage of meat before it is provided to consumers, says German food industry company Tönnies Livestock. The company's business group has developed an ultrahigh-frequency (UHF) system for tracking pigs using a passive RFID-enabled ear tag and readers, as well as its own software to manage the collected data.February 8, 2017All TechnologyThomas Pink Piloting IoT System With RFID to Manage Inventory, TrafficU.K.-based luxury clothing and shirt retailer Thomas Pink launched an Internet of Things pilot at its Wall Street store in New York City this month that features ultrahigh-frequency (UHF) RFID technology to track the movement of merchandise in real time throughout the business, and RetailNext camera-based technology.February 3, 2017All TechnologyPlatt Retail Institute Finds RFID-Based Inventory Accuracy, Sales Gains at Macy'sThe use of radio frequency identification technology at Macy's stores has boosted the global retailer's rate of on-shelf display compliance and overall inventory accuracy, while also lifting customer satisfaction and enhancing omnichannel fulfillment based on in-store, single-unit accuracy, according to a report released by The Platt Retail Institute (PRI), developed in cooperation with the Northwestern Retail Analytics Council (RAC).February 1, 2017All TechnologyMojix's New Reader Antenna, App And Blockchain Aim For Real-Time VisibilityRadio frequency identification and sensor technology company Mojix has released a new set of products aimed at providing hands-free, item-level tracking for retailers and brands. Radio frequency identification and sensor technology company Mojix has released a new set of products aimed at providing hands-free, item-level tracking for retailers and brands.January 25, 2017All TechnologyBuildings 'Talk' To Tourists In Portugal And Italy With BLE TechnologyMobile software and app services company Mobinteg has deployed a Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) beacon-based solution within several cities and villages throughout Portugal and Italy, in order to connect app users with information about city buildings, businesses and historical monuments.January 20, 2017All TechnologyRFID Saves Man-Hours, Boosts Safety At Middle East Construction ProjectConsolidated Contracting Co. (CCC), one of the largest construction and engineering companies in the Middle East, has built and tested an active radio frequency identification-based tool to automatically capture data regarding the comings and goings of thousands of workers at several gas-production plants in the region.January 18, 2017All TechnologyEuropean Co-op Tries RFID For Tagging ShoesANWR Group, a European trade cooperative composed of footwear, leather-goods, sporting-goods and bicycle retailers, is conducting a three-store proof-of-concept (POC) project involving the RFID-tagging of shoes.January 10, 2017All TechnologyHospitality Door System Pairs BLE With RFID for Mobile Room AccessHotel guests have been employing radio frequency identification technology to access their rooms for about 10 years. Recently, however, access-control technology company dormakaba has taken the door-lock concept a step further with Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) units built into its locks that allow guests to unlock their rooms using their smartphones.January 6, 2017All TechnologyTapestry Solutions Commercializes Enterprise-Wide IoT SystemA year after launching an enterprise-wide Internet of Things (IoT)-based tool to capture and manage radio frequency identification and other sensor data at 50 Boeing assembly sites, San Diego-based software company Tapestry Solutions is marketing a commercial version of the system. The new version, called Enterprise Sensor Integration (ESI), is aimed at large companies across multiple industries.January 3, 2017Previous PagePage 5 of 38Next Page
