What is iBeacon? iBeacon technology is a Bluetooth technology standard created by Apple that allows mobile applications to listen and respond to beaconing hardware in an indoor environment. T...
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Introduction While active RFID and GPS are similar in some ways, the technologies also greatly differ. Additionally,  active RFID and GPS can be combined to create unique systems. ...
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Introduction Whether you're looking to track countless livestock or keep tabs on a pet, RFID can help you to accomplish your animal identification goals. By tagging animals and using Low Frequ...
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Introduction NFC or Near-Field Communications is a rapidly growing wireless, short-range technology. Approved as an ISO standard in 2003, NFC is a form of RFID technology that has a read range of up...
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Introduction If you're looking to incorporate an RFID system, you might be wondering about RFID tags and how much memory your application will require. Below is information regarding which applica...
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Introduction From its inception in 1908, through 1980 when the term “supply chain management” was coined, to now, there have been many steps in the evolution of the modern supply chain. The idea b...
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Introduction In supply chain management, overall success is tied to specific measurements. Successfully managed supply chains are able to achieve 99% traceability, 99% visibility, 99% efficienc...
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Introduction RFID hardware and software are not self-explanatory, and sometimes it may even be difficult to understand instructions over the phone. By creating the Impinj Speedway Revolution R420...
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Introduction Supply Chain Management is the management of the flow of goods and services, including the movement and storage of raw materials, work-in-progress inventory, and finished goods from p...
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Introduction When thinking about purchasing or building an RFID Race Timing system, one of the first things to consider is the software. Primarily, will you: ( a) write your own softw...
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Introduction A construction jobsite is a perfect example of where RFID technology is used in countless applications. Jobsites are able to use a variety of RFID frequencies in applications to ensure s...
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Introduction A car drives on the lot at a car dealership and immediately that car’s information, history, customer preferences, and almost anything else a dealership desires to see displays on the...
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