MUNICH, Germany — Future Horizons has described RFID technology as a significant growth driver for the electronics sector over the next six years. In its 2004 Key Market Drivers Report, Future ...
RFID may disappear for Symbol Technologies, and too, for Motorola. Thats the whisper among industry experts speculating over the future of Symbols radio frequency technology in the wake of Motorolas ...
AT&T‘s recent rollout of its managed RFID services highlights industry’s growing focus on RFID and sensor-based networks (see AT&T Expands Its RFID, Sensor Service Offerings). RFID systems provide ...
What do you imagine when you think of the future of retail? Slick e-commerce websites, innovative in-store experiences, game-changing apps? In reality, the key to digital transformation may be ...
Every CEO wishes he or she had a crystal ball. Knowing the future would allow a company to prepare for it, rather than react belatedly to events and trends as they unfold. RFID Journal doesn’t have a ...
Manila, Philippines — A person walks up to a kiosk in a retail store, stands in a designated space and a scanner “reads” all the items he has collected. He puts the items in a bag and leaves the store ...
The German retailer, Metro Group, has abandoned the RFID tags in its Future Store’s loyalty cards, following consumer concerns over personal privacy issues. The company has now issued a ‘position ...
There’s unlocked value in every healthcare supply chain. It’s inevitable. But bold solutions like RFID-technology are on the rise – marrying automated processes with comprehensive data and ...
For more than 30 years, RFID has been an effective method of tracking assets, products, and components through the course of any given process. RFID tags work by emitting a low-powered radio frequency ...
With the advancement of RFID (radio frequency identification) technology, it is important to consider the different applications and choose a solution that best fist your company’s needs. OpEd, ...
Radio frequency identification (RFID) technology is a way for retailers to identify items using radio waves. It transmits data from an RFID tag to a reader, delivering accurate, real-time information.
Future Stock RFID tags -- tiny chips attached to antennae that store remotely readable data -- are hardly a new invention. But, until recently, businesses and government agencies were hard-pressed to ...