Tracking, Monitoring & Control

Symbol launches multi-network RF switching platform

Symbol Technologies this week introduced the Wireless Next Generation, or Wi-NG, architecture that lets users centrally manage voice and data communications over multiple networks—including Wi-Fi, RFID, voice over WLAN, mesh and WiMAX—via a single RF switching platform

U.S. Army buys RFID-enabled satellite transceivers

Comtech’s Mobile Datacom subsidiary secured a $12.6 million contract from the U.S. Army to supply its Movement Tracking System (MTS) next-generation Model

RFID tags track patient transport equipment

Stanford Hospital and Clinics will deploy VeriChip’s AssetracSystem to locate and track patient transport equipment within its 613-bed facility. The product

ARINC and Impeva land $20 million U.S. Army contact

ARINC Engineering Services and Impeva Labs have been awarded a five-year, $20 million U.S. Army contract to integrate wireless communications and automatic

U.K. aviation company deploys RFID to track airplane parts

Symbol Technologies will supply radio frequency identification technology to Virgin Atlantic Airways as part of a pilot project to track critical, high-value

Alaska agency to field test RFID, GPS technologies

The Alaska Department of Commerce has partnered with radio frequency identification solutions vendor Franwell on a pilot study that will field test RFID

RFID tag promises seamless integration of inventory control

Ross Systems, a subsidiary of CDC Software, released RFID2Go, an electronic product code (EPC)-compliant solution that validates downloaded order and line-item requirements

Not-for-profit uses passive RFID solution to track inventory

Science Applications International finished the installation of a second-generation, passive radio frequency identification (pRFID) solution for the National Center for Employment of the Disabled

Alaska agency to field test RFID, GPS technologies

The State of Alaska Department of Commerce has partnered with radio frequency identification (RFID) solutions vendor Franwell on a pilot study that will field test RFID and GPS tracking technology

China’s ID Card program boosts RFID demand

More than 100 million RFID tags were shipped to the Chinese government in 2005, according to market analysis firm In-Stat

Symbol launches multi-network RF switching platform

U.S. Army buys RFID-enabled satellite transceivers

RFID tags track patient transport equipment

ARINC and Impeva land $20 million U.S. Army contact

U.K. aviation company deploys RFID to track airplane parts

Alaska agency to field test RFID, GPS technologies

RFID tag promises seamless integration of inventory control

Not-for-profit uses passive RFID solution to track inventory

Alaska agency to field test RFID, GPS technologies

China’s ID Card program boosts RFID demand

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