WMS, Labeling & Traceability

2+ week, 3+ hour ago   (636+ words) Brian Van Ginkel, Zebra Technologies (left) and Janke van der Vyver, Synergic Technologies. New Zealand-based medical equipment manufacturer Spex has boosted picking efficiency in its warehouse by more than 50 per cent after deploying a suite of radio-frequency identification (RFID) products…...

1+ day, 1+ hour ago   (667+ words) For counting cartons at the dock, barcode scanning is usually the cheapest place to start, because shipper cartons can carry a printed barcode at no extra tag cost. RFID fits best when tags are already applied at source and whole…...

1+ day, 19+ hour ago   (151+ words) lincolnjournal.com ZHILAI MED delivers smart workwear & linen traceability and automation solutions for healthcare, hospitality, industrial laundry and manufacturing, driving industrial digital upgrading and optimizing the whole lifecycle management of linen and workwear assets. Javascript is required for you to…...

2+ day, 23+ hour ago   (479+ words) From inventory accuracy to automated workflows, supply chain visibility and digital product identity, RFID is taking on a broader role in retail operations. RFID (RAIN UHF RFID) is moving beyond inventory management and becoming an integral part of retail operations…...

1+ week, 1+ day ago   (1037+ words) "I hear RFID can read everything at once." Hearing that, you might wonder if you should keep using your current barcodes. On the other hand, the workplace already has established procedures. You might also be concerned that changing the scanning…...

6+ day, 5+ hour ago   (305+ words) Fremont-based Lam Research, a provider of semiconductor fabrication equipment and services, recently opened its largest U.S. warehouse in Livermore to serve as the company’s statewide logistics hub. Spanning about 470,000 square feet, the facility, located in the Oaks Business Park, will be…...

5+ day, 23+ hour ago   (338+ words) Addressing this industry-wide need for sustainable and highly reliable printing, Brady Corporation has introduced the new i7500 RFID label printer, a device designed to eliminate consumable waste and streamline on-premise RFID encoding. This technology limits the production of void labels and…...

6+ day, 2+ hour ago   (406+ words) Brady i7500 automates UHF RFID encoding for industry. (Image source: Brady Corporation) Print and encode the first RFID label right, with 0 label waste. Brady Corporation’s new i7500 RFID label printer does not waste a single label in calibration. The printer uniquely recognises…...

1+ week, 1+ day ago   (466+ words) Racking gets installed once and lives with the warehouse for a long time. Getting the configuration wrong doesn’t just create a minor inconvenience. It locks in inefficiency that staff would have to endure every single day. In the worst situations,…...

1+ week, 6+ day ago   (490+ words) According to WISER Systems, active RFID remains valuable for long-range, hands-free visibility into tools, assets and work-in-process. But the company sees its strengths primarily in checkpoint and zone-level tracking, while continuous high-precision positioning increasingly calls for technologies such as UWB....