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Company Uses RFID To Track Air filtering Systems, Return on Investment Expected in '07

Friday, December 29, 2006

Herding, a German manufacturer of industrial air-filtering systems, is using RFID to track the production and quality control of the reusable air filters it produces.

Because of efficiency gains the RFID system has brought to the production process and the processing of handling returns, the company expects to recoup its investment in 2007, reports RFID Journal.

What other applications for the technology does the future hold? Stay tuned. The new year is just around the corner. [end] 

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