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Using RFID's report on RFID, Auto-ID, wireless, NFC and contactless smart cards for the week ending November 20th, 2007...
NEWS: What can really halt the problem of retail shrinkage?
The first edition of the 'Global Retail Theft Barometer', conducted by the UK-based Centre for Retail Research and sponsored by Checkpoint Systems, attempts to put a price tag on retail theft worldwide, and suggest ways of dealing with this growing financial problem.
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BRIEFING: Tagsys unveils new long range RFID reader
TAGSYS has unveiled its new Medio L400 self-diagnostic and self-correcting long-range HF RFID reader. The Medio L400 will also be compatible with the high-performance EPCglobal RFID standard-HF Version 2 (V2)-via a simple (and free) firmware upgrade. The company reports that the Medio L400 offers ...
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BRIEFING: RFID ROI summit 2008 to be held in Munich
On the 29th and 30th of January 2008 the Global RFID ROI Summit in Munich, Germany, promises to bring together leading RFID practitioners from a broad cross section of industries to give delegates the opportunity of discovering the real ROI behind RFID implementations. The two day conference ...
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NEWS: AIM Global to tackle consumer awareness of RFID
Recognizing the need in the marketplace to dramatically increase positive public perception of RFID technologies, AIM Global has launched an aggressive RFID outreach initiative in the United States to help educate the general public and policy makers about the various benefits of the technology.
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BRIEFING: Public transport in Madrid uses RTLS for tracking
Ekahau, a provider of Wi-Fi-based Real Time Location Systems (RTLS), has announced that its RTLS is being used to streamline and facilitate the movement of thousands of buses through Madrid's emerging public transport complex, which is governed by Consorcio Regional de Transportes de Madrid ...
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NEWS: Sirit launches RFID reader swap-out programme
Sirit, a provider of RFID solutions, has introduced a new 'Reader Swap-Out Programme', featuring a US$250 product pricing incentive for users that replace currently installed RFID readers with Sirit's INfinity 510 unit.
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BRIEFING: Wi-Fi RTLS vendors see growth in vertical markets
While Wi-Fi RTLS vendors expand their markets horizontally, many will rely on healthy vertical markets for sustained growth, according to ABI Research vice president and research director, Stan Schatt, who explains: "Although manufacturing will lead the vertical market for active RFID product ...
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NEWS: Axcess seeks to link everything to everything else
Axcess International, a provider of wireless business activity monitoring solutions, has announced a new micro-wireless technology platform called 'Dot', which uses a small, low-cost, battery-powered wireless computer that aims to provide a dynamic view of the status of everything in the enterprise and how each thing contributes to the goals of the enterprise.
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BRIEFING: RSI ID designs four new tags with G2X chips
RSI ID Technologies, a manufacturer of RFID antennas, inlays and tags, has announced the release of four new antenna designs featuring NXP's next-generation UCODE G2X IC, including designs targeted for non-standard size and near-field applications. All the designs (Corkscrew, Interval, KAT2, and ...
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NEWS: Metro Group expands Tag It Easy programme
The forthcoming second phase of METRO Group's 'Tag It Easy!' RFID pilot programme is set to enable an extra 70 consumer goods suppliers in China and Vietnam to apply RFID labels on shipments to the company's facilities in Germany.
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BRIEFING: Quest adds support for Lexmark's RFID laser printer
Quest Service Labs has launched software to support the Lexmark T640rn RFID enabled laser printer. The Lexmark T640rn combines RFID with laser printing to provide a flexible, affordable alternative to RFID-enabled printing. Quest developed a middleware package that supports many of the RFID ...
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