Hardware is Starting to Ship

It has been ugly, the chip shortage in our industry. What used to ship same day, can now take over a year to ship. Some of our customers’ orders have been celebrating birthdays. But we are starting to see some movement in the shipping of hardware. It is slow coming but getting ever so slightly better. Click below to find out more!

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It all started with Walmart, this RFID for retail thing, in January of 2005. At that time, the thought in the industry was that Walmart would soon RFID tag all items sold in their stores and be able to implement a drive through check out process, where all items would be scanned automatically, and checked out by merely driving your shopping cart through an RFID portal. Not only Walmart, but all retailers. Want to learn what actually happened? Click below!

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As stated in the article above, RFID continues to gain momentum, and we continue to work on more and more RFID projects. In this project, we use RFID to track decorative wood products for the RV industry as the wood products travel throughout the manufacturing process. A hard RFID on-metal tag is placed on the metal carts that the product resides on. Want to learn more? Click below!

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Once a month we visit with our tech support team and ask them for a good tech tip. Sometimes the answer takes some time and thought, and sometimes the answer comes easily. This month was an easy answer because lately, we have been helping several customers who have been dealing with printer settings issues only to find that the data string coming from their application is overwriting their settings. Click below to find out more!

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One of the many challenges of RFID applications is that you cannot just pick up a scanner and scan the RFID tag into the active field on your PC as you can with barcode scanners. Or can you? With the Zebra DS9900 RFID scanner, you can. Click below to find out more details on how we use this product!

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