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Introduction The United States Department of Agriculture ( USDA) was created by President Abraham Lincoln in 1862 to manage, innovate, conserve, and improve agriculture in the United States. One

Items or assets with certain surface materials can be difficult to tag with  RFID adhesive labels or RFID hard tags with permanent or semi-permanent  attachment methods. We recommend following th

How RFID is transforming not only how races are timed, but how we race. Back in the dark ages—the eighties—this reporter enjoyed running a little race called the Bay to Breakers in San F

IP Rating, or Ingress Protection Rating, is an international grading system for enclosures of mechanical or electronic equipment. IP rating measures resistance to ingress from foreign bodies like d

Introduction If your company ships items that are too heavy, bulky, or in large quantities to ship through normal channels like UPS or FedEx Freight, then you understand the typical problems assoc

Content Race Timing Methods 4 Types of Race Timing Systems Terminology Variable Chart Do-It-Yourself Systems Out-Of-The-Box Systems Conclusion & Where to Learn More Race Timing...

Introduction RFID’s ability to digitally identify and associate objects offers great potential for modern business applications. One area where RFID is being used in innovative ways is the museum

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

Introduction If you're looking to implement a new asset tracking system, RFID might be a viable option for you. Below, we explain the benefits of tracking your assets with RFID. Benefits

Testing is key to launching a successful RFID implementation. While RFID works well in a wide variety of environments, testing is necessary to find the optimum RFID tags, readers, and antennas for