OATSystems, based in Waltham, Mass., this week unveiled an RFID software product designed to help manufacturers keep close tabs on their work-in-process (WIP) and assets. The Asset Tracking and ...

IAnywhere Solutions is adding location tracking capabilities and support for a wider range of sensor technologies in RFID Anywhere 3.0, the latest version of its sensor-management software announced ...

March 13, 2015 – Mukilteo, Washington This April 15-17, ID Integration, Inc. will be exhibiting in booth #748 at the San Diego Convention Center in San Diego, California. This seasoned systems ...

CYBRA’s award-winning, patented Edgefinity® IoT RFID solution allows Thermo Fisher Scientific to accurately track medical serum inventory in real-time in sub-zero conditions. YONKERS, N.Y.--(BUSINESS ...

For manufacturers, the efficient handling and management of work- in-process (WIP) goods is critical for maintaining competitiveness and meeting customer demands. While enterprise resource planning ...

Italian scooters and baby diapers could have a common link soon: embedded RFID tags tracking their whereabouts. IBM plans to announce Wednesday that it has won two new customers for its radio ...

Sun Microsystems Inc. on Tuesday introduced a new version of its RFID (radio frequency identification) software. Sun Java System RFID Software 3.0 is aimed at making it easier for enterprises to ...

Radio-frequency identification--the emerging technology that involves small, cheap electronic tags, wireless RFID readers, and related infrastructure--promises to revolutionize supply chains and usher ...

Retail and pharmacy – two very different industries that, on the surface, might not appear to have much in common. However, the two fields have found a use for an emerging technology to solve very ...

Closeup of someone inspected a truck tire's conditions. - Virrage Images/Shutterstock Some time ago, Michelin partnered with Beontag, an RFID manufacturer, to add embedded UHF tags to tires in both ...

Just when it seemed as if the near-term promise of benefits for restaurateurs from radio frequency identification chips, or RFID tags, was beginning to smell like spoiling fish, Seattle-based Blue C ...