Developed by Ontario, Canada-based Psion Teklogix, the TekRF system performs inventory management transactions in real time via hand-held wireless terminals.

The retail giant cancels testing for an experimental wireless inventory control system, ending one of the most closely watched efforts to bring RFID technology to store shelves.

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A diagram shows how an ultrasonic wristband can track a warehouse worker’s position in relation to a given inventory bin. (Amazon Illustration via USPTO) Update for 9:30 a.m. PT Feb. 5: Amazon ...

Incomplete product availability is an important feature of many markets, and ignoring changes in availability may bias demand estimates. We study a new dataset from a wireless inventory system on ...

During Griffin’s tenure, Boeing tested placing RFID tags on engine parts before going with WLAN tags for wireless inventory management, built a single sign-on system that worked with its partner ...

The retail giant cancels testing for an experimental wireless inventory control system, ending one of the most closely watched efforts to bring RFID technology to store shelves.