Supplier News

  1. Microscan Appoints New Company President
    12/21/2007
    Microscan, a leading manufacturer of automation technology equipment, announces the appointment of Jeff Timms as the company President, effective January 1, 2008.
  2. Why Data Matrix Sets The Standard For Challenging Item By Laura Hoffman, Microscan
    11/29/2007
    Data Matrix sets the standard for reliable, accurate and space-efficient identification. In fact, it is the standard specified by the Electronic Industries Association (EIA), Semiconductor Equipment Manufacturer's Institute (SEMI), Automotive Industry Action Group (AIAG), Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE), NASA, the Air Transport Association (ATA) and the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD), for meeting a variety of item traceability and lifetime identification requirements. Submitted by Microscan
  3. Bar Code Imager: New Data Tracking And Inspection Solution For Clinical Instruments
    6/6/2007
    Microscan announced the megapixel bar code imager to include inspection of caps and test tubes. Manufacturers of lab automation systems and diagnostic equipment can now implement inspection and data tracking together in one easy solution. The new MS-4 EZ Match imager can evaluate cap type, detect absence or presence of caps and tubes, and read linear and 2D bar codes.
  4. Impinj CEO Dr. William T. Colleran Named Ernst & Young Entrepreneur Of The Year 2007 Award Finalist In The Pacific Northwest
    5/31/2007
    Semiconductor and RFID technology provider Impinj, Inc. recently announced that CEO Dr. William T. Colleran is a finalist for the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur Of The Year 2007 Award in the Pacific Northwest region. According to Ernst & Young, the awards program was designed to recognize outstanding entrepreneurs on a regional, national and global level who are building and leading dynamic, growing businesses.
  5. Semiconductor Lecture: eSilicon’s Jack Harding To Deliver Logic NVM 2007 Semiconductor IP Memory Event Keynote
    5/3/2007
    Founding Logic NVM Event sponsor, Impinj, Inc., recently announced that Jack Harding, chairman, president and CEO of eSilicon Corporation, will be the keynote speaker at the second annual Logic NVM Event in Santa Clara, California, on June 14, 2007. Mr. Harding's presentation, "Smaller, Faster, Cheaper, Better: The Relentless Pressure on Consumer Electronics," explores system-chip design trends and techniques, such as embedding NVM cores, which affect the quality and performance of electronics products.
  6. Memory Core: Impinj’s AEON/MTP Logic Nonvolatile Memory IP Earns TSMC Quality Certification
    4/24/2007
    One of the leading logic nonvolatile memory (NVM) intellectual property (IP) supplier, Impinj Inc., recently announced that the company's AEON/MTP Parallel Architecture memory core meets Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company's quality standard. The AEON/MTP Parallel Architecture core achieved silicon validation in TSMC's 0.18-micron process and is the first NVM multiple-time-programmable (MTP) IP product to meet the foundry's reliability, performance and manufacturing standards.
  7. RFID Reader Calibrates Water Samples
    4/9/2007
    A leading provider of high accuracy analytical instrumentation designs its Total Organic Compound (TOC) analysis systems to identify microscopic concentrations of particles in water. In an effort to assure a positive customer experience, the manufacturer approached SkyeTek for an RFID solution that would guarantee that their TOC analyzers would only function with properly configured and sanctioned calibration samples. Submitted by SkyeTek
  8. RFID Reader Prevents Reagent Counterfeiting In Healthcare Industry
    4/9/2007
    Cloning and counterfeiting pose perhaps the greatest threat in the healthcare industry where decreased reliability and performance of medical devices and medication affect diagnosis and treatment. Iris Diagnostics is tackling the cloning problem head-on by RFID-enabling their iQ®200 Automated Urinalysis System. Submitted by SkyeTek
  9. RFID Reader Helps Take Human Error Out Of Blood Transfusions
    4/9/2007
    TioMed applies information technology in the design of patient safety systems that automate manual processes. The SkyeTek reader identifies the patient blood type from an RFID-enabled wrist band while a bar code scanner identifies the unit blood type from the bar code on the bag. Submitted by SkyeTek
  10. Fight Phonies: Send Counterfeits And Generics To The Jailhouse With SkyeTek RFID
    4/9/2007
    Manufacturers lose a combined $450 billion annually to counterfeits; and even more to generics and substitutes. Reclaim your revenue by embedding SkyeTek RFID solutions into your existing product lines to protect your products and consumables. With industry leading reader and security technology, SkyeTek allows you to quickly and easily embed RFID to stop those cruel phonies. Submitted by SkyeTek

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