By Charlotte Eyre
Radio frequency identification (RFID) has now been adapted to track Spanish blue cheese as it travels along the food chain.
A team of scientists from the University of Dortmund department of logistics, said yesterday that they have developed a method of tracking and tracing the production of “Queso Cabrales”, a blue cheese from northern Spain.As stricter [...]
Bottle-squealer tech stops you hiding the good stuff
By Lewis Page → More by this author
Published Wednesday 1st August 2007 10:48 GMT
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What’s the best way to tell if you’re being given duff whisky? Ask your mobile phone, of course. At least, it is [...]
RFID Helps Mexican University Retain, Maintain Equipment
RFID Journal – Melville,NY,USA
By Claire Swedberg July 19, 2007–Regiomontana University (UR), located in Monterrey, Mexico, is employing an RFID system to track laptops and video …
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Westgate Logistics Focuses on RFID
RFID Journal – Melville,NY,USA
By Beth Bacheldor July 17, 2007–Following a successful RFID pilot with multiple business partners using RFID to track shipments of wooden pallets in …
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RFID and barcodes will work together
ElectronicsWeekly.com – UK
by Melanie Reynolds [...]
RFID can simplify the supply chain
ITBusiness.ca – Canada
IBM and Microsoft (which is scheduled to release the next version of BizTalk later this year with an RFID component), have modified their existing platforms …
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Noticias sobre RFID 09/07/2007
By Bob Trebilcock, Editor at Large
Three roll-outs in Europe illustrate the evolution of RFID in logistics.
July 5, 2007
RFID in the Manufacturing Industry, 2006-2011 Market Dynamics & Insights on RFID Spending in the Manufacturing Segment.