RFID JournalMore from RFID JournalAll LogisticsRFID Helps Greek Provider Track Freight Cars on Nation's RailwayTrainOSE, Greece's rail service provider, is employing a radio frequency identification-based solution to track freight cars. While the company is still reviewing the results since the system was taken live last year, it has already determined that the technology is reducing rental costs for cars that should be returned to third-party owners.August 26, 2016All TechnologySpiceJet Uses RFID Tech to Automate Check-in at AirportThe Indian airline's new system, installed this summer at Hyderabad Airport, enables passengers to automatically receive a boarding pass as soon as they arrive at the airport, or to tap their phone against an RFID-tagged sign to access that pass.August 19, 2016All TechnologyBuying Items Right Off the Store's Shelf - at the Touch of a SpoonIkea Canada has completed a two-week trial of a solution that enabled shoppers to purchase merchandise with the tap of a spoon, thanks to radio frequency identification technology.July 15, 2016All TechnologyRFID Solution Tested to Provide Temperature, Location of Foods, PharmaceuticalsA European McDonald's restaurant operator is one of several companies piloting an RFID-based solution designed to provide real-time temperature and location data regarding such items as fresh food, pharmaceuticals and other temperature-sensitive products, from the point of harvesting or manufacture to the consumer.July 8, 2016All TechnologyReal-Time Location System Enables Clinic to Keep Tabs on Patients, Employees, AssetsSince opening last month, the new Stanford Children's Health Specialty Services - Sunnyvale clinic has received the best patient satisfaction survey results of any of Stanford Children's Health 60-some facilities. The health-care company attributes the high patient satisfaction levels, in large part, to a real-time location system that enables the staff to find patients, personnel and assets efficiently, says Lee Kwiatkowski, Stanford Children's Health's director of ambulatory transformation.June 29, 2016All TechnologyDistributor of Fasteners Offers RFID Service That Automatically Replenishes PartsEndries International, a distributor of fasteners and related production supplies, is offering its customers an RFID-driven service that automatically replenishes parts inventory. The service is designed to help its customers prevent out-of-stocks, speed up replenishment times and reduce the amount of inventory they need to keep on hand.June 23, 2016All LogisticsRefrigerated Goods Carrier Uses RFID to Stop Loading ErrorsTrailiner, a U.S refrigerated goods carrier, recently announced that it is employing radio frequency identification to prevent loading and transportation errors, while saving the cost of manning its yard gate 24 hours a day.June 16, 2016Air CargoAir Canada Cargo Uses RFID Technology to Monitor ShipmentsAir Canada Cargo is in the process of deploying an ultrahigh-frequency RFID solution to manage shipments as they move through its five hubs, or when they enter or leave one of the larger cargo-transfer stations it operates around the world.June 9, 2016All TechnologyEuropean Sporting Goods Chain Boosts Inventory Accuracy With RFID TechnologyEuropean sporting goods and sportswear retailer Sport Zone is expanding its use of RFID technology to eight stores, following a two-store pilot that raised inventory accuracy to 99 percent, thereby boosting sales.May 26, 2016All LogisticsEuropean Sporting Goods Store Uses RFID to Track InventoryEuropean sporting goods and sportswear retailer Sport Zone is expanding its use of RFID technology to eight stores, following a two-store pilot that raised inventory accuracy to 99 percent.May 20, 2016Previous PagePage 8 of 38Next Page
