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Italian Schools Automate Lunch Payments, Orders
Five public schools in Casamassima, a city in Italy's Apulia region, are using a radio frequency identification solution to identify children as they arrive, and to automate the ordering and payment of each child's lunch. Since the system was taken live in fall 2013, the technology has reduced the amount of labor for school personnel, ensured that food isn't wasted due to over-ordering and enabled parents to make lunch payments online.
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FUJITSU LABS DEVELOPS COMPACT PASSIVE UHF RFID TAG FOR METAL, ID CARDS
Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd. has announced the development of a compact and slim passiveultrahigh-frequency (UHF) RFID tag designed for ID cards, wearable devices, metal parts, and other objects that pose limitations with regard to signal reception.
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ROYAL CARIBBEAN'S NEWEST CRUISE SHIP MIXES AND SERVES DRINKS WITH ROBOTS AND RFID
Royal Caribbean International's newest cruise ship, the Quantum of the Seas, embarked on its maiden voyage on Nov. 2, and the ship was outfitted with a number of RFID-based features, including WOWband bracelets containing passive high-frequency (HF) RFID tags that passengers can use to unlock their staterooms' doors and make purchases onboard (see RFID Sets Sail With Quantum of the Seas).
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MTI WIRELESS LAUNCHES NEW RFID ANTENNA LINE FOR TOLL ROAD APPLICATIONS
MTI Wireless Edge, a developer of flat-panel antennas, has announced a new line of RFID reader antennas for tolling applications. The new antennas are built to sustain extremely harsh conditions, according to the company, and include high-gain linear antennas with a relatively narrow AZ beam (AZ is the azimuth, or the pointing angle of the antenna's beam). They are available for use in the 902 to 928 MHz and 865 to 870 MHz frequency bands, as well as 5.8 GHz, and include a range of models that vary in coverage area.
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Identytec Offers E-Kanban System Made With steute Schaltgeräte Wireless Sensors
Identytec, a German automatic identification and mobile technologies company, has developed a wireless kanban solution that features wireless, RF-enabled components—such as optical sensors and position switches—provided by steute Schaltgeräte. By eliminating the cables, steute Schaltgeräte explains, the wireless kanban system simplifies and optimizes a production system's operation.
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