RFID optimises processes and reduces repetitive stress for workers Just a few years ago, Marianne Franklin always suffered pain in her wrists when she came home from her job at a bookseller’s…

Besides the strict privacy regulations that are part of EPC licence agreements, EPCglobal subscribers have adopted self-regulating guidelines which can evolve as RFID technology develops. These…

RFID monitors the quality and freshness of food More and more retailers and food producers are using RFID to identify and maintain the quality of their products. This helps them guarantee the…

Going for consumer and privacy protection EPCglobal is firmly committed to consumer privacy and has a long history of activism in this area. In addition to the currently valid regulations, EPCglobal…

Making the world a little better with RFIDIn 2010, the World Conservation Union (IUCN) says that of our planet's 5,490 mammals, 79 are extinct or extinct in the wild, 188 are critically endangered,…

RFID creates a safer and more secure world for consumers RFID is behind numerous safety advances: it tracks the maintenance and safety records of spare parts, it can help you recover your lost or…

RFID-tagged items for everyday use Let’s say you’re a working mom. You’ve got your hands full: kids, appointments and shopping. Imagine one day that you no longer have to keep a shopping list.…

RFID improves logistics – helping you get what you want when you want it Today’s consumers are more demanding than ever before. They want products – whether food, clothes or electronics – to…

A history of consumer benefits from RFID RFID technology is more than 60 years old. A primitive form was first used in World War II to distinguish friendly from enemy aircraft. Later shops began…

Technology for better products and services You are in a desperate hurry, the queue is long and the sales assistant at the checkout has to scan hundreds of items before it's your turn. But…