Metering & Monitoring

CYBRA Corporation, the developer of EdgeMagic Integrated RFID Control Software and MarkMagic Bar Code Labels, RFID Tags, and Electronic Forms Software has released the findings of its latest customer survey on RFID trends.

Honeywell has announced the first in a new line of consumer digital device accessories to help retail associates help their in-store customers.

Intelleflex, provider of on-demand data visibility solutions for supply chains and asset tracking, supports the findings of a study published by the Parenteral Drug Association (PDA) that RFID technology is both safe and suitable for use in the presence of biologics.

Datalogic ADC, the Automatic Data Capture solutions provider, harnesses all the power of the Gryphon imager in its new Gryphon GFS4400 scan module.

Honeywell has announced the introduction of the Voyager® 1400g, a hand-held barcode scanner with the ability to read virtually any barcode for enhanced employee productivity.

Intermec, Inc. has announced that its Chief Technology Officer, Arvin Danielson, a 37-year veteran of Intermec, received AIM's highest honour - the Richard R. Dilling Award – at the 2012 AIM Summit in Chicago.

Barcoding, Inc., the enterprise-wide mobility solutions provider, and Marlin Steel Wire Products, a manufacturer of custom wire baskets and sheet metal products, have announced the availability of RFID-tagged steel fabrications to automate inventory tracking and protect high value items throughout the materials handling process.

Datalogic ADC has introduced the Touch TD1100 series of linear imager readers. The company comments that this new linear imager offers the retail and service industries the performance and durability expected by higher class products with a much lower price tag.

One in five companies allow employees to use personal devices at work without having a Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) policy in place, a survey from Intrinsic Technology has found. Adam Jarvis, chief executive at Intrinsic Technology, commented: "Businesses cannot blindly allow staff to use their own devices – there should be a detailed policy which addresses the security issues."

Barcode scanner company KoamTac, Inc. has taken another step towards helping companies save money while keeping up with rapidly changing technology with the release of three more smartphone cases made to work with its suite of Bluetooth barcode data and card readers.