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Brazil’s Army and Air Force have been using RFID tags to track supplies since 2005. This effort has increased supply chain management and accountability since its implementation. Read Original Content
By using RFID transmitters attached to a patient’s finger and a tag worn around a patient’s neck, IT specialists at the medical school of Washington University in Saint Louis are working on a new patient monitoring system to track vital signs through RFID technology. Read Original Content
The U.S. Army will soon begin testing new tablet devices in order to manage medical records of troops injured on the battlefield. Read Original Content
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A group of Canadian farmers have begun making a safety-focused RFID enabled wristband to be worn by children or pets that gives warning to operators of machinery of delivery trucks when the RFID devices comes within a close proximity to the vehicle. Read Original Content
A school district in Texas is equipping both buses and students with RFID devices in order to ensure students board the correct bus as well as to ensure proper payment for the transport service. Read Original Content
According to a recent study from Manhattan Research, 64 percent of physicians own a smartphone, 30 percent have an iPad and another 28 percent intend to buy one within six months. One-third use their smartphones to input patient data to their electronic health record. Read Original Content
Non-governmental organizations are increasingly using rugged smartphones and tablets to make fieldwork more efficient as they operate in rugged environments such as the Haiti earthquake zone in 2010. Read Original Content
Research conducted by TechNavio reveals that the RFID market in the Healthcare industry is expected to grow at a CAGR of 29 percent between 2010 and 2014. Read Original Content
ABI Research reveals a projected RFID total market size of nearly $6 billion in 2011, up 11 percent from 2010. Item-level tracking is also growing at 37 percent. Read Original Content
Fleet management and trailer tracking system shipments are expected to reach 6.4 million by 2016, according to ABI Research, growing at 27 percent per year. Read Original Content
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