| Case Studies: RFID |
Victory Land Group Case Study Tuesday, November 08, 2005 Zebra Technologies Zebra and R4 Global Solutions make EPC compliance labeling fast and simple for Wal-mart supplier Victory Land Group. Read More Beaver Street Fisheries Case Study Tuesday, November 08, 2005 Zebra Technologies Zebra helps fish supplier meet RFID compliance requirements - and much more. Read More Security Access and Convenience for Express Parcel Couriers Wednesday, June 30, 2004 Texas Instruments Inc. (TIRIS Group) Federal Express, headquartered in Memphis, Tennessee, is the world's largest express parcel delivery company. FedEx delivers approximately 3.2 million parcels daily and operates a fleet of more than 42,500 vehicles worldwide. Read More The Swiss Federal Railway Cuts Costs and Increases Efficiency with RFID Wednesday, June 30, 2004 The Swiss Federal Railway (SBB) is a nationally owned provider of passenger and freight service throughout Switzerland. Because Switzerland is an important international transit corridor, the SBB is also central to inland European transport. In 1994, the SBB began a multiphase implementation of an RFID-based Automatic Vehicle Identification (AVI) system for vehicle inventory, scheduling, and maintenance purposes. Read More Waste-collection data cuts costs & provides environmental information Wednesday, June 30, 2004 Minec Systems AB Botek Vågsystem AB of Ulricehamn in Sweden delivers truck-mounted electronic load-weighing systems, and is market-leader in Scandinavia and Iceland. The company specialises in equipment and systems for weighing household rubbish, industrial and recyclable waste, as well as bulk products such as fuel pellets. Read More Industrial-style technology streamlines library operations Wednesday, June 30, 2004 Beverly Papai, director of the public library in Farmington Hills, MI., reasoned that if industry could gain tremendous material handling efficiencies from new technologies, libraries should be able to do the same. Read More Edinburgh leads the way with its RFID bus priority system to help reduce congestion and speed up traffic Wednesday, June 30, 2004 TIRIS radio frequency identification (RFID) technology from Texas Instruments is being used in Edinburgh in the latest traffic-light priority system aimed at easing traffic congestion and reduction of road accidents, while encouraging the use of public transport. Read More Improving Bus Terminal Management using RFID Automatic Vehicle Location (AVI) System Wednesday, June 30, 2004 In the city of Vejle, Denmark, the main bus terminal had too little capacity to handle all incoming buses and passenger service was at a low. Located in the centre of the city, expanding the terminal area was not a viable option so other options were considered. Read More Increased security, efficiency and comfort at airports Wednesday, June 30, 2004 There are many places in an airport where a long range, multi read RFID system provides a perfect solution to various identification problems. Read More NEXUS: Life in the Fast Lane - RFID Powers Border Crossing Program Wednesday, May 05, 2004 Intermec Technologies Take a look around the next time you're sitting in your car, waiting in line to cross the U.S.-Canadian border. While you're fiddling with your radio dials, leafing through a magazine or playing your Gameboy, cars in the NEXUS lane next to you likely are proceeding rapidly across the border. Become a member of the NEXUS program, and you too could find yourself in the fast lane. Read More |