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Beaver Street Fisheries tests RFID waters
Radio-frequency identification systems developer Franwell and middleware vendor GlobeRanger have teamed with the Danby Group, a supply chain systems integrator, to implement an RFID compliance solution at Beaver Street Fisheries.
Coding, printing & labeling
Beaver Street Fisheries tests RFID waters
Beaver Street Fisheries, Jacksonville, FL, has identified vendors involved in its self-imposed radio-frequency identification program for cases of frozen fish.
Coding, printing & labeling
Matrics Inc div. of Symbol Technologies: RFID reader
The AR 400 RFID Reader from Matrics incorporates RFID multi-protocol reader technology with enhanced network features. This combination changes the nature of the RFID reader from a static device into a network element that collects, writes, processes, and communicates information from all EPC-compliant classes of RFID tags.
Coding, printing & labeling
Drug companies test RFID on pharma bottles
A group of pharmaceutical manufacturers is shipping bottles of prescription medications with radio-frequency identification tags as part of a test nicknamed “Project Jumpstart.”
Coding, printing & labeling
Drug companies test RFID on pharma bottles
A group of pharmaceutical manufacturers has revealed that it began shipping bottles of prescription medications with radio-frequency identification tags July 12.
Coding, printing & labeling
"Go deeper" on RFID
“Get your toe in the water, get used to it, and then go deeper.” Those words of advice about radio-frequency identification are from J. Michael Wallace, director, process and package development, Ross Products Div. of Abbott Laboratories, makers of nutritional products including Ensure and Similac.
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UF juiced for R&D (sidebar)
UF’s RFID portals proliferateSee video
Coding, printing & labeling
Assemblers Inc: Assemblers Inc: RFID tag assembly system
Matrics offers PICA, a new high-speed radio frequency identification tag assembly system. Unlike existing Web-based flip-chip assemblers that have a maximum capacity of attaching chips at speeds of 8ꯠ units/hour, the PICA machine can produce tags up to 1귔 times faster, company says.
