Radio frequency identification (RFID) tags are an option frequently used for tracking goods. Many wildlife experts even employ them to track animals, such as analyzing creatures’ migration patterns or ...

Sensors and automatic identification have already transformed supply chains. RFID tags and scanners, barcodes, QR codes, and handheld or fixed position scanners and imagers generate real-time data ...

Drone company AeroLion Technologies has launched a proof-of-concept with automatic-identification solutions firm SATO to provide a passive UHF RFID inventory-tracking solution that can take to the air ...

Researchers have developed a system that enables small, safe, aerial drones to read RFID tags from tens of meters away while identifying the tags' locations. The system could be used in large ...

Radio frequency identification isn’t new — it dates back to World War II — yet today it’s reshaping the way warehouses and distribution centers operate. Sean Stephens of Lyngsoe Systems and Wes ...

Mountain Warehouse has been growing year on year for 2 decades now. To continue this success, it’s vital that the retailer continues to be agile and move with customer behavior. Aligning bricks and ...

Tracking stock in modern distribution warehouses is a huge challenge for even the best-run businesses. Lost items reportedly cost American retailers over $45 billion annually, so tech that makes ...

German retailer Metro Group has asked its top suppliers to begin attaching special microchips to shipments, giving a boost to an emerging computer-based logistics system that is expected to help ...

Radio-frequency identification (RFID) tags can survive factories, warehouses and supermarkets, but how would they cope with an old-fashioned pressing with a steam iron? As RFID tagging slowly grows in ...