A RFID laundry tag is a durable, small and discreet tag that can be programmed to hold up to 200 characters of information. The tag is then attached to items of clothing to help with easy identification. The tags can be quickly and easily attached and removal is also very simple using a special tool…
“This phone has NFC compatibility,” is a statement that you hear often these days. Lot of smartphones have adapted to the Near Field Communication protocol and applications for NFC have been growing by the day. Lets take a quick look at what NFC Technology is and its application in the smartphone industry. NFC is a…
Any commercial laundry that has ever serviced a uniform supplier knows the difficulties involved in laundering and tracking each and every item in a large uniform order. For this reason, RFID Laundry Tags are being used for uniform servicing as well, enabling accurate, item-level inventory control while keeping manual labor costs contained. The ability to provide…
Festivals are some of the biggest users of RFID wristbands. From the small school festival to the Big Day Out, festivals use wristbands to identify paying patrons and prevent unauthorised access to an event or area. The RFID wristband options available to a festival are overwhelming, and for a newcomer to the industry it can…
Following are the benefits of using RFID for Real-Time Inventory Management of Textile Assets: 1.Reduce linen losses and save on linen purchases Gain real-time visibility over your linen inventory, at the laundry and customer sites. Accurately track and monitor linen usage and life-cycle durability. Increase stock rotation to reduce your overall stock capacity and better control…
Tonge Karen, a researcher at the early start Institute of the Wollongong University, is using an RFID-based solution to track students and educators’ movement and distance in the venue of kindergarten, so as to provide information on how many teachers are involved in will affect the children’s activity levels of insight. The study is committed…
Radio frequency identification (RFID) tech has been employed in some pretty noble causes, like tracking timber to curb illegal logging and tagging animals for study and to better manage their habitats. And now that RFID has criminal-types like poachers and illegal loggers looking over their shoulders, it’s now being deployed against a far more prevalent…