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Label design software supports RFID (9/12/2005)

... software package.To assist with RFID encoding, Easylabel 5 features an RFID wizard that allows the user to program RFID tags and guides the user through the process of creating EPC codes compliant with the guidelines set out by EPC ...

Industry advised not to wait for RFID mandate (5/12/2005)

... own cycle of adoption, RFID will be the same,” Nagarajan said.To handle the huge amount of data generated by the RFID tags, Oracle has developed a sensor data hub which is fed data via a sensor edge server. The server, which is part of the ...

RFID offers visibility in the supply chain (1/11/2005)

... eager to realise the benefits of day-to-day use of the technology.• Specifically, Gillette’s order of 500 million RFID tags underscores the importance of RFID in its strategy going forward.A fundamental issue with RFID technology is that ...

RFID and Smart Labels: the evolution for AIDC (24/10/2005)

... printer's capabilities. The Datamax I-Class RFDI printer was developed to include the ability to encode data onto RFID tags while simultaneously printing a graphical image - bar code, text, graphics - onto the label. This simple system allows ...

RFID: evolving standards in manufacturing (11/10/2005)

... between a reader and a movable item for the purpose of identifying, categorising, tracking, and monitoring products.RFID tags are comprised of microchips with antennas that broadcast their status to remote readers. Since the technology relies ...

Markem launches high-speed RFID encoder/applicator (10/10/2005)

... products and is built to integrate with existing software, systems and equipment.It can handle all form factors of RFID tags, including the application of on-pitch inlays.The 800 Series offers high reliability and dependability by reducing ...

World first for Queensland forensic lab (27/09/2005)

... to be processed one at a time, hundreds of RFID labels can be tracked simultaneously. One well known basic example is RFID tags on clothing/videos etc used to prevent theft from stores.However the system created by id-DNA, a partnership ...

RFID’s trial by freezer (19/09/2005)

... a labelling problem.”According to Biggs, this is also one of the first trials globally to use high-frequency Gen2 RFID tags.Patties’ Rettino says the excitement about such groundbreaking technology made it easier to obtain collaboration ...

Epicor delivers RFID support (16/09/2005)

... inbound RFID capabilities allow for receiving purchase orders against an Advanced Ship Notifications (ASN) by reading RFID tags.Epicor for Distribution adds new screens enabling RFID device configuration and receiving, adding a new level of ...

The RFID component plugs right into the printer's chassis.

RFID ready printer (8/09/2005)

... introduced the I-Class RFID printer," said Mr Chappelow.The I-Class RFID printer simultaneously encodes data on to RFID tags while printing a graphical image on the surrounding label."The RFID printer is ideal for achieving compliance with ...

National pilot for RFID/EPC technology (7/09/2005)

... Defence in the United States, this project expands its scope to examine all elements of the EPCglobal system, not just RFID tags and readers, across seven sites.“This is our opportunity to demonstrate the benefits of the EPCglobal system for ...

Another platform for RFID (6/09/2005)

... and introduced the I-Class RFID printer,” Chappelow saidThe I-Class RFID printer simultaneously encodes data on to RFID tags while printing a graphical image on the surrounding label.“The RFID printer is ideal for achieving compliance with ...

Sunshine Technologies new RFID expert, Mr Gerry Wind.

RFID expert joins Sunshine Technologies (9/08/2005)

... RFID projects. At Amcor he implemented a ‘world first’ RFID enabled warehouse. This included location determination by RFID tags in the floor, read by the reader under forklifts. Paper reels were tracked by placing a passive RFID tag in the core ...

Changing regulations keep ERP vendors on track (3/08/2005)

... Wal-Mart!”She describes the move to RFID technology as more than just hype. “In time, manufacturers will be putting RFID tags on everything, and they will be doing it in-line. No more slap and ship.“Within a couple of years, manufacturers ...

Horses for courses: barcodes and RFID (11/07/2005)

... the use of RFID tags is probably the most discussed technology around at present, it is becoming obvious RFID is not suitable for every application.The humble barcode still has much to offer industry, however, as costs come down and knowledge ...

Strong potential for RFID (27/06/2005)

... pharmaceutical companies and be a cost-effective method of accurately tracking and tracing products,”“The costs of RFID tags have dramatically decreased over the last few years and whilst they are not yet affordable for low-end consumer–based ...

Pack to the future (24/06/2005)

... goods (WO 2004/111924)l capturing and analysing consumer buying decisions (WO 02/01467)l encryption of RFID tags (WO 2005/008563)l forming a RFID antenna using conducive inks (WO 01/069717)RFID technologies are also playing a ...

Peacock appointed Zebra-authorised reseller (23/06/2005)

... Bros is also the only authorised Australian reseller for one of the world’s largest manufacturers of RFID tags and tagged labels, Rafsec. Rafsec have just received samples of the latest EPC Class 1 Gen 2 RFID chips for reproduction in time for ...

Mobile computer reads RFID tags (16/06/2005)

... Identec Solutions Intelligent Long Range (ILR) RFID tag reader. The tag reader will read Identec Solutions' i-Q RFID tags from up to 10m and i-D2 tags from up to 3m.Applications for the MX5X include tracking supply chain assets such as ...

WalMart suppliers struggle with RFID compliance (4/05/2005)

... says reports from late 2004 pointed towards some of WalMart’s suppliers using the slap-and-ship methodology with RFID tags.“But if attaching RFID tags is not an inherent part of the supply-chain activities, then it’s just adding cost and ...

Beyond the barcode (28/04/2005)

... it’s still going to be relevant when the time is right.Other ways to reduce cost include opting for cheaper passive RFID tags rather than active tags and utilising existing IT infrastructure such as servers rather than purchasing new ...

RFID standard gets second backer (7/04/2005)

... has become the second company this month to announce silicon supporting RFID tags using the second generation of EPCglobal’s protocol.Recently, Philips announced its first engineering samples of an RFID chip compliant with EPCglobal’s ...

Fear still hampers RFID adoption (10/03/2005)

... the retailer and the manufacturer,” he said.In some cases, however, Augustine claims consumers may want to leave RFID tags active after purchase.“We have a drug company in the US that has put RFID tags on one of their drug products that ...

RFID forecast for strong growth (4/03/2005)

... diversifying market for Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) forecasts that in 2006, almost three times the volume of RFID tags will be sold than over the previous 60 years since their invention.Primarily this will be because retailers and ...

Wal-Mart hiccups haven't stalled RFID (23/02/2005)

... reports from late last year had pointed towards some of Wal-Mart's suppliers using a 'slap-and-ship' methodology with RFID tags."But if attaching RFID tags is not an inherent part of the supply-chain activities, then it's just adding cost and ...

End-to-end tracking and analysis solutions (4/02/2005)

... and supply chain efficiencies in the future.This integrated solution supports a mixed environment of active/passive RFID tags, on-board sensors, linear/2D bar codes and other tagging technologies. It also enables data acquisition and analysis ...

Captures a record of spans up to 36MHz over a long period of time.

Real time spectrum analyser (19/01/2005)

... TEKTRONIX, represented in Australia by NewTek, has released the RSA3408A dc to 8GHz real time spectrum analyser. It provides 36MHz-wide real time triggering and capture as well as enhanced resolution.Radio frequency identification (RFID) ...

RFID ‘slap and ship’ not an option (17/12/2004)

... is scathing of the ‘slap and ship’ mentality where manufacturers simply follow a retailer’s mandate and ‘slap’ on the RFID tags without linking the data available back into their own IT system. “Slap and ship is only a cost. It’s a ‘last mile’ ...

Conference lifts RFID technology cloud (9/12/2004)

... services,” Barthel told the 300 plus conference audience.“Manufacturers in Australia must be confident that the RFID tags they put on their products in Australia can be read in other parts of the world. That’s our role,” Barthel said.Fiona ...

‘World’s smallest’ RFID reader developed in UK (6/12/2004)

... with low power consumption suited to 2.8 V battery operation. The io RFID module reads and writes to industry-standard RFID tags and smart labels. It is compliant and with the forthcoming near field communications (NFC) standard. (See Electronics ...