• Jul , 31 2017

RFID technology has been widely adopted for supply chain management purposes. Its inherent identification capabilities provide the opportunity to trace products from the producer to the retailer, offering insight to the various levels of the supply chain. As a result the supply chain has become more responsive to continuously changing conditions, but yet more efficient to coordinate. This is justi...

• Aug , 23 2017

The smart home paradigm is a promising new trend of research aiming to propose an alternative to postpone the institutionalization of cognitively-impaired silver-aged people. These habitats are intended to provide security, guidance and direct support services to its resident. To be able to fulfill this important mission, a smart home system first has to identify the ongoing activities of its user...

• Aug , 28 2017

More and more retail chains today have the need for automated monitoring of the number of customers in cash register lines in real time. Previously developed systems have proved to be insufficiently effective because they involved additional and unpleasant interaction between customers and employees or monitoring in the way that threatens the privacy of customers. To avoid such problems, it was ne...

• Sep , 13 2017

The RFID technology can be of most useful help in short range surveillance and monitoring as it is both efficient and cost effective. Using RFID tags to uniquely identify a person or an object is achieved easily. The whole apparatus is easily scalable to achieve higher distance ranges by using higher grade tags or by using battery powered active tags. A key challenge in Radio Frequency Identificat...

• Sep , 22 2017

RFID has been used in automotive vehicle identification for more than 15 years, but the focus of much effort now is on using it to track products for supply-chain management. Several challenges to full-scale, widespread deployment of RFID in thesupply chain remain. The main challenge is privacy and security. Consumer protection organization and privacy advocates claim that the RFID tags can be att...

• Nov , 09 2017

In the past year, aircraft manufacturers used RFID solutions to meet the needs of Airbus and Boeing. To meet requirement, Brady, an industrial and security printing technology company, has released the second generation of aviation RFID solutions to provide complete RFID printing and encoding solutions for UHF RFID system customers. As part of the solution, the company's software, RFID printers, R...