(RFIDWorld.ca) – With a high number of customers to please at Sakae Sushi, they have decided to incorporate RFID technology into their serving system to become more efficient in serving both fresh and clean food in a timely manner. Now with the use of RFID technology, the restaurant will be able to provide not only [...]

(RFIDWorld.ca) At the German high-speed racetracks, the noise levels of race cars are being monitored by RFID cards to determine whether any intervention is needed for safety precautions. This is taking place at the Nurburgring Motorsport Complex in Nurburg. The web-based SensorSMART system from Identec Solutions effectively measures the noise emissions from race-cars in real [...]

1. When was your company founded and what is the approximate employee size? The company was founded in June 2010. We currently have 10 employees. 2. What are some major challenges that RFID technology will be able to address in the near future? Simply stated, RFID is the best way to count. RFID can address all [...]

(RFIDWorld.ca) To meet a variety of needs, Daily RFID has recently launched a Non-standard RFID card. The card know as “The UHF Minicard” is equipped with a hole in the tag since it was originally made for managing pets. The card however, can be used for a variety of needs such as for University student [...]

(RFID World Canada) Reaching roughly a dollar amount of almost $53 billion in total sales, the RFID market has continued to grow since 2010 after some economic setbacks in the years of 2008 and 2009. The growth rate is approximately 14% according to ABI Research’s ongoing studies. Future projections state that by 2011 it is [...]

(RFIDWorld.ca) At the University of Pittsburgh, a group of engineers have developed an RFID system that will monitor and trace orthopedic implants at a far higher level than they can be traced currently. The highlight of the system is that instead of radio waves transmitting through air, they will transmit through human body tissue. The [...]