radio frequency identification

How RFID Spreads Benefits Throughout the Supply Chain

February 6, 2019

Much of the hype surrounding radio frequency identification (RFID) highlights retail environments and store inventory management. Here's how the technology is driving forward warehouse operations, too.

LogFire Now Offering Wavelink Speakeasy Voice System

April 6, 2016

LogFire

LogFire has joined with Wavelink in a partnership intended to streamline warehouse operations and increase work productivity.

Omni-ID Issues New On-Metal RFID Labels

April 5, 2016

Omni-ID

Omni-ID has added five products to its line of on-metal radio frequency identification (RFID) labels.

Checkpoint Unveils Inventory-Control Systems for Retailers, Manufacturers

March 16, 2016

Checkpoint Systems Inc.

Checkpoint Systems Inc., a supplier of merchandise availability systems for the retail industry, has developed two new products for distribution centers.

View Technologies Issues Pair of Smart Antennas

February 24, 2016

View Technologies

View Technologies has made commercially available the Echo 300 and Echo 302 smart antennas for capturing real-time data for items incorporating RAIN RFID (Passive UHF) tags in retail, manufacturing and logistics.

Checkpoint Issues Micro RFID Label for Health and Cosmetics Products

February 3, 2016

Checkpoint Systems Inc.

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.

View Technologies Unveils RFID Software Platform

September 30, 2015

View Technologies

View Technologies has created the inView Platform, a software framework enabling access to real-time data for items incorporating RAIN RFID (passive UHF) tags in retail, manufacturing and logistics.

Late to the Party: Healthcare Giants Embrace RFID, With Immediate Results

June 19, 2015

SupplyChainBrain

BJC HealthCare joins with Cardinal Health and Cook Medical in a three-way pilot to apply RFID tags to items at the supplier stage. Will their success goad a technologically backward industry to follow suit, and eliminate billions of dollars of waste from the supply chain?