SimplyRFiD

Excel Manufacturing teamed with SimplyRFiD to place a hi-tech tag on every item they produce. With the tags in place, Excel is now able to pinpoint exactly how many items they have produced that hour, where they are and, when they can ship. Their system automatically checks the Air Force order to see if they are ahead of schedule and keeps them on-track to produce the right product on-time.

When a customer checks out equipment, a handheld rfid reader allows Indie Rental's customer database to be immediately updated. This "unlocks" the equipment, allowing it to go through the ThingMagic readers installed above the doors without setting off alarms.

RFID Helps Blind Workers Do Their Jobs The system's developer says the RFID software designed for blind users is not only effective, it's an improvement on its original RFID software. By Mary Catherine O'Connor / RFID Journal ((c) RFID Journal)

The State Attorney’s office in Palm Beach County, Florida, installed an RFID system to tag all of their court dockets (file folders) with RFID labels and instantly locate them in a hallway, inbox or briefcase while going out the front door. At a cost of about 20 cents per file folder, the system recovers its cost through a negligible legal filing fee for each court case.

(RFID Journal) Nov. 10, 2011—Warmkraft, a Mississippi company that applies finishes to military uniforms, has reduced its manual shipping labor costs by 50 percent, while lowering its shipping–error rate down to 0.2 percent from 5 percent, by RFID-tagging its products at the item level after those goods are treated, and by then reading the tags prior to shipment.