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Robot to 'Walk' Aisles and Read RFID Tags
PAL Robotics plans to launch its first large-scale pilot of its motorized RFID-reading robot in Europe during the second half of this year. The newest version of the Spanish company's StockBot will be tested for its ability to read the RFID tags attached to products, while software will identify where those tagged items are located within stores.
Accenture Launches Digital Portal for Product Developers
Accenture has launched a digital portal to support efforts by product developers and engineers to speed up delivery of products to market, while improving efficiencies.
Checkpoint Issues Micro RFID Label for Health and Cosmetics Products
Checkpoint Systems Inc., a provider of merchandise-availability applications for the retail industry, has developed a Micro RFID (radio frequency identification) label for health, beauty and cosmetics products.
SATO Global Solutions Launches IoT Tool for Retail
SATO Global Solutions has joined with Intel to offer a software platform that allows retailers to capitalize on the Internet of Things.
Your Path to Advantage With Digital Supply Chains
For years, companies have used digital supply chain technologies to improve service levels and reduce costs. But the inability to connect disparate systems, provide end-to-end visibility into the supply chain, and crunch massive amounts of data, among other issues, has prevented many companies from achieving the full potential of their supply chains.
JDA Unveils Retail-Planning Tool; New WMS Capabilities
JDA Software Group Inc. has unveiled Retail.me, a new retail-planning application based on the Google Cloud platform, and offered under a software-as-a-service (SaaS) model.
Infor Issues SCE Update; Partners With Predictix
Infor has developed version 10.4 of Infor Supply Chain Execution.
Macy's Says RFID Enables Online Fulfillment Down to Last Item in Store
Macy's has taken live a new program that employs radio frequency identification to allow omnichannel fulfillment of consumer purchases, right down to its last available unit of in-store merchandise. The program, which Macy's has named Pick to the Last Unit (P2LU), enables the retailer to list goods for sale online even when there is only one such item available at the store.
Lufthansa to Pilot Use of Drones to Inspect Aircraft for Damage
Lufthansa, is teaming up with China's DJI Technology, the world's largest consumer drone company by revenue, but not in a way one might expect.
Defunct Chain Plans to Make Retail Circuit Again
Circuit City was liquidated in 2008, but there are new owners and a new plan to bring the defunct electronics chain back.
RFID Alternative Helps Consortium Keep Up With Steel Plates Used at Construction Sites
Approximately one million steel plates are rented out for construction projects each year in the Netherlands, and keeping tabs on them is made easier by an alternative to RFID technology.
Hermes Offers Smartful App for Fashion e-Commerce
Hermes, a provider of e-commerce and omnichannel services for fashion and lifestyle brands, has made available Smartful, a one-stop application that gives U.S.-based companies access to the same global, full-service options that the company has previously offered only to large online retailers.
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