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  • Barcode Scanning Alternatives
    This document is designed to educate readers on some of the basic technology differences, advantages and disadvantages of bar code scanning choices.
  • What Are Barcode Tags?
    Metal barcode tags provide the ability to scan and track assets and inventory. This article runs through the basics of these essential tags.
  • Application: Hands-Free Barcode Scanner Sensor (.pdf)
    Most major food chains and retail stores process purchased items through their payment stations using electronic automatic barcode scanners. Most of these barcode scanners are equipped with a hands-free docking cradle. A Reed Sensor and magnet used in tandem, with the hand-held barcode scanner
  • ID Readers Save Assembly Time and Improve Tracking of Surgical Instruments (.pdf)
    product called Censitrac that allows hospitals to set up surgical set pick lists and then ensures that the correct instruments are loaded into surgical sets. A 2D Data Matrix barcode is electrochemically applied to each instrument and this barcode is scanned during the assembly process to ensure accurate
  • Embedded Products for Medical Applications
    Embedded sensors, switches, scan engines and barcode decoding software may potentially be used throughout a hospital to enhance patient care. Honeywell's products are designed to provide enhanced quality and durability for the most stringent hospital requirements.
  • Image Recovery or Image Reconstruction of an Imaging System
    correcting the received signals to recover the scanned barcode.
  • Jump Starting RFID in Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
    . (Springfield, Ill.), selected Matrics, Inc. (Rockville, Md.) to install an RFID system at one of its Class 2 pharmaceutical distribution centers (DCs). Currently, controlled substances are barcoded and tagged with an RFID tag as they are brought into the DC vault. With barcoding alone, warehouse
  • Smarter than Smart Labels ?
    automation applications, RFID serves the same function as printed barcodes, but RFID offers a number of distinct advantages. Data is automatically transmitted by radio waves and, therefore, RFID readers do not need the line of sight required by optically-scanning barcode readers. RFID also offers

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