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What’s New @ RFID Journal Live! 2011 – Part I

Weldable Metal RFID Tag Picture : Evie Bennett, Vice President, William Frick & Company Evie from William Frick & Company presents some of their custom RFID tags for harsh environment. No doubts that these RFID tags are extremely durable – they can be embedded in concrete, heat and cold resistant, metal mounted tags, Weldable Metal [...]

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Why use EPC “ALE” and “IS” standards

The word “standards” often elicits a yawn from users who implement RFID, and standards are often the last thing considered when designing and deploying an RFID system.  But consider this: – There are over two dozen RFID “middleware” products that implement the EPCglobal Application Level Events (ALE) standard.  Choosing ALE as the foundation for business [...]

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RFID “Asset Management” in Healthcare (Episode 018)

How Tallahassee Memorial l Healthcare (TMH) succeeded in its Real Time Location System (RTLS) implementation project What are the benefits and limitations of the technology Some Lessons learned And key inputs of how to improve location accuracy at the very end of this podcast. Picture : Ygal Bendavid (Academia RFID) & Jay Adams, IT Enterprise [...]

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RFID “Drag and Drop” in Retail (Episode 017)

Picture : Tomorrow’s Mother RFID fixture in Herberger’s St. Paul store. The SightWare module is inside and the clothing on the fixture is being scanned. Listen to the podcast here: Alternatives: Download the file (right click, then “Save Target As”…) Listen to it on your iPod through iTunes   Tomorrow’s Mother was recently nominated as a finalist [...]

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How to Implement RFID in a Store Quickly (Episode 016)

Find out about… The benefits of item level tracking in a store; How to implement RFID quickly; A very interesting way of getting the most return on your investment. Picture : Dan Lawrence, CEO of AgileTag and Matt Yeager from SSS Research at the RFID in Fashion 2008 tradeshow in New York City. Listen to [...]

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RFID Through Water and on Metal with 99.9% Reliability (Episode 015)

Find out about a new RFID tag that operates in harsh environments. Learn about the plasmonic structure now used for RFID. Find out how Omni-ID used biomimetics to develop their new tags. Picture : Omni-ID tag attached to metal and being read through water and a metal mesh The runner-up for the “best in show” category [...]

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Mojix Redefines the Range for Passive RFID (Episode 014)

Find out more about the product that won the “Best in Show” category at the RFID Journal Awards 2008 in this episode. Picture : Kevin Duffy from Mojix giving a presentation just before the interview Harold Boeck was judge for the RFID Journal Awards 2008 so he had the incredible opportunity to review all the submissions that were [...]

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Improving Dispute Resolution with RFID in the Security Industry (Episode 012)

How is RFID used to secure high value assets in a building? Where is the ROI in using RFID in the Security Industry? Picture : Mobile and wearable RFID system from Tracient Technologies In this episode of RFID Radio, Anthony Palermo from Academia RFID interviews Grant Pugh from Tracient, a New Zealand based company that specialises [...]

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What Is the Difference Between LF (Low Frequency), HF (High Frequency) and UHF (Ultra High Frequency)? (Episode 009)

Photo : Pierre Deschamps from Cathexis and their RFID Pen     Listen to the podcast here: Alternatives: Download the file (right click, then save the desired file under…) Listen to it on your iPod through iTunes Show Notes (below)

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What Are Direct Thermal and Thermal Transfer RFID Printers? (Episode 006)

An important RFID+ certification topic : What is direct thermal printing? What is thermal transfer printing? What are the advantages of each? Photo : Steve Hull with an open SATO thermal transfer printer (Can you notice the black ribbon in front of the labels?) at RFID Journal Live! 2007 in Orlando Florida Listen to the [...]

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