MarketsandMarkets June 2017 Driven by lower prices of radio-frequency identification (RFID) tags, and increasing penetration of RFID technology in various industries, the RFID market is likely to witness high growth in coming years. The RFID market was valued at USD 16.95 Billion in 2016 and is expected to grow at a CAGR of 7.7% between …
Tech | Tech News Nov 14, 2016 – There’s nothing like lost luggage to put a damper on the holiday travel season, but a simple piece of technology being added to some luggage tags could help limit the problem. Just in time for the travel rush, Delta is adding Radio Frequency Identification chips, also known …
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Computer ( Volume: 49, Issue: 8, Aug 15, 2016 ) Defeating counterfeiters in electronic components Supply-chain traceability and electronics counterfeiting have become increasingly widespread issues for military and commercial electronics systems. In response to a DARPA SHIELD program directive, Northrop Grumman is leading a team to develop tiny, passive, near-field RFID chips, called dielets, which will be embedded in …
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AIRLINES + AIRPORTS Delta Promises It Will Never Lose Your Bags Again by Nikki Ekstein May 2, 2016 RFID bag tags will ensure it. Thanks to newly integrated RFID technology, the carrier is promising you’ll get your bags every time you fly, no matter what. According to the most recent set of data from the Department of …
Delta Air Lines aims to improve customer experience and reduce lost luggage by rolling out an RFID baggage handling system Atlanta – What if tiny radio waves from your luggage could communicate its location to baggage handlers? Airlines could use that technology to track your bags and prevent them from getting lost or misdirected. That’s the idea …
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Luggage packed with issues for aviation industry Keeping track of our bags and who lugs them for us could be changing in the future Toronto Star Vanessa Lu, Business Reporter March 18, 2016 One of the biggest things travellers fear as they drag their suitcases through sprawling airports to check-ins, is that their bags won’t …
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