Australian pilot demonstrates how to implement RFID
17 October, 2007 | Supplied by: GS1 Australia
A multi-industry Australian consortium has released the results of a world-class pilot, called the National EPC Network Demonstrator Project Extension (or NDP Extension)
Cross belt sorter
19 September, 2007 | Supplied by: Industrial Conveying (Aust) Pty Ltd
The S3000CB cross belt sorter has the capability to sort an extremely wide mix of items, including fragile, small, large, non-rigid and all types of packaging materials.
Pallet labeller
20 August, 2007 | Supplied by: Markem-Imaje Pty Ltd
Imaje has added a new system to its Imaje 2000 Series product line. Imaje 2000 Pallet is suitable for pallet identification in accordance with GS1 specifications and guidelines. Having incorporated the Imaje 2000 Series most recent breakthroughs, the Imaje 2000 Pallet has been specifically designed for pallet identification.
Omnidirectional code reader
20 August, 2007 | Supplied by: SICK Pty Ltd
The ICR803 is an omnidirectional code reader in a compact housing. It is intended for applications in which objects must be identified in any alignment but there is only limited mounting space for the reading device.
Continuous weighing system
18 June, 2007 | Supplied by: AMS Instrumentation & Calibration Pty Ltd
The Ronan continuous weighing system consists of a measuring frame, source holder, detector, cable and electronic unit. The measuring frame is available in ‘A’ and ‘O’ frame configurations depending on the physical characteristics of the conveyer. Both source holder and detector are integral parts of the measuring frame. An interconnect cable connects the detector to the remotely mounted electronic unit. This unit can be located at a distance up to 1650 m from the detector. Electronic packages include panel mount, rackmount, surface mount, NEMA type 4 and NEMA type 4X enclosures.
Water chillers
22 May, 2007 | Supplied by: domnick hunter Pty Limited
The Hiross Hyperchill and Hyperfree ranges of water chillers are specifically for industry use with wastage prevention as a major priority.
Printing technology distribution deal
02 April, 2007
An extended 10-year agreement has been signed by Matthews Intelligent Identification for the distribution of Linx Printing Technologies’ ink jet and thermal product range in Australia.
RFID innovation warehouse for Sydney
12 March, 2007
LogicaCMG has launched an RFID Innovation Warehouse in Sydney to demonstrate how RFID technology can be applied in real warehouse business scenarios.
Powder handling seminar goes to NZ
07 March, 2007
The first powder handling seminar to be held in New Zealand will be presented in Auckland on 24 May.
Materials handling
08 February, 2007 | Supplied by: Bonfiglioli Transmission Pty Ltd
The smooth running of one of Australia's biggest passenger security operations is being entrusted to the reliability of Bonfiglioli industrial gearboxes
RFID spending
27 November, 2006
The adoption of RFID continues to gather momentum, and hardware and software spending will accelerate in late 2006 and 2007 as true benefits are documented, according to Gartner, Inc.
Cognex to supply US aerospace industry
21 October, 2006
Machine vision sensors and systems supplier, Cognex Corporation has received a purchase order in excess of a quarter of a million US dollars from a leading supplier to the aerospace industry. The customer has purchased Cognex's DataMan 7500 handheld ID readers for a major project requiring part traceability.
Antenna product line
07 August, 2006 | Supplied by: http://www.hubersuhner.com
Radio Frequency Identification system (RFID) is used for automatic data capture allowing for contact-free identification of goods using RF to replace barcode labelling. It enables the user to follow the path of product without interruption from the manufacturer all the way to the store shelves. The HUBER+SUHNER antenna product line focuses on UHF RFID.
Ink jet printer
07 August, 2006 | Supplied by: http://www.tronics.com.au
The Videojet 46s is an airless ink jet printer designed to reduced print down time, cut ink costs and improve print quality on food packaging.
Maximising mobility
07 August, 2006 by Martyn Mallick & Mark Geddes | Supplied by: Sybase Australia Pty Ltd
We have finally arrived at the commoditisation of both RFID readers and tags. The introduction of sub-US$1000 readers this year has halved prices from just 12 months ago, while US$0.15 passive tags in large quantities are not uncommon
