Early Adopters in RFID Converting
Several companies that were on the bleeding edge of RFID implementation answer some questions on the experience.
Davenport—Poor yield rates!!! This was extremely costly and very painstaking in terms of the amount of people it took to replace failed smart labels with good ones.
Hartmann—The first challenge was getting the right equipment to do the job. Luckily for us, we were originally a “tool works” company whereby we built aircraft parts and then presses. So through the years we retained that ability, but only for in-house use, which allowed us to build our own equipment early for RFID. Don’t get me wrong, we still buy commercial-grade presses all the time, but we highly modify most.
- People:
- Nancy Mitchell
- Places:
- North America
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