Automatic Data Capture

AIM North America, which promotes knowledge and solutions for the automated data capture industry, names top honorees across three categories.

New appointees will enhance the board’s focus on standards, interoperability, and innovation.

In its ninth year, the AIM Case Study Competition will award prizes in four distinct categories recognizing those who have developed and delivered cutting edge solutions.

Turck is displaying its PD67 handheld RFID reader during ProMatDX.

At ProMatDX this week, Zebra Technologies is demonstrating how its picking technologies can help warehouses increase order fulfillment without expanding their workforce.

At ProMatDX, Lucas Systems is previewing new AI-based tools that are being rolled out in the Lucas warehouse optimization suite featuring Jennifer Intelligence.

Mobile devices are getting significant upgrades that will improve point-of-use and enterprise productivity. Advances range from the move to Android systems to a consolidation of form factors while trying out some new ones, and the debut of platforms that make the link to enterprise systems.

AIM adds three new members to the Board of Directors team

This first of its kind event will bring together speakers and exhibitors from the areas of applications, standards, vertical markets, and more.

AIM North America (AIM NA) has selected winners for their annual awards, including ‘Professional of the Year,’ ‘AIT in Government’ and this year there was a two-way tie for the title of ‘Organization of the Year.’

NorthShore Care Supply is using AMRs to automate pick-to-cart processes, while still using the cart.

WISER Systems has partnered with the UWB Alliance, an organization dedicated to advocating and advancing ultra-wideband technologies.

As e-commerce and the resulting need to process many small orders has grown, so have pick-to-light systems. However, the technology has evolved in multiple ways to become easier to deploy for different workflows. Trends include wireless display modules, lights that illuminate an entire compartment and mobile carts with lights.

Wearable devices that have made inroads due to the productivity of their hands-free operation also carry a hygiene advantage: the high-touch parts can be cost effectively assigned to individual workers.

New insights from Barcoding provide strategies and insights to migrate and modernize mobile computing & scanning on the Android platform