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High-Tech/Electronics: Page 156
Amazon Wants to Create a Grocery Supply Chain That Bypasses Wal-Mart
Amazon.com Inc. has invited some of the world's biggest brands to its Seattle headquarters in an audacious bid to persuade them that it's time to start shipping products directly to online shoppers and bypass chains like Wal-Mart, Target and Costco.
Less Than 10 Percent of Retailers Use RFID, Study Says
According to RFID solutions provider SML RFID, the apparel market is still in the earliest steps of a long race toward universal RFID tag use. In fact, the company estimates, apparel market penetration is a conservative 4 to 8 percent thus far. This is considerably less than indicated on some reports, such as one from GS1, which estimate the adoption percentage at more than half.
DNA Technology Tracks Shrimp From Pond to Plate
DNA tracking is being used to verify shrimp supply chains for U.K. retailers in what is claimed to be the first application of its type.
Adidas Looks to 3-D Printers for New Generation Sneaker Soles
German sportswear giant Adidas says it will start selling shoes with 3-D printed soles, taking a new step in expanding its customized sporting goods range.
Robots Are Slashing U.S. Wages, Worsening Pay Inequality
Robots have long been maligned for job-snatching. Now you can add depressing wages and promoting inequality to your list of automation-related grievances.
You Name the Drone, They'll Build It
As dawn broke on China's southern Hainan Island, Yang Daozhu clambered up a metal stepladder for a better view over the cornfields, remote control in hand. Wearing a blue surgical mask and rubber boots, the 30-year-old was soon steering a 120-pound DJI drone back and forth above the yellow-tipped stalks, flipping a switch to spray them with a mist of pesticide.
Apple Suppliers Achieve 100 Percent Zero Waste to Landfill Validation
Apple suppliers for the first time achieved 100 percent UL Zero Waste to Landfill validation for all final assembly sites in China, according to the company's 2017 Supplier Responsibility progress report.
German Factory Growth Reaches Almost Six-Year High
German manufacturing growth reached an almost six-year high in March, driven by a sharp increase in orders for intermediate goods, a recent survey showed, suggesting the sector will contribute to an economic expansion in the first quarter.
Factory Reduces Order-Fulfillment Time by 20 Percent With RFID
Leal Indústria e Comércio, a manufacturer of personal protective equipment (PPE), says it has reduced its customers' ordering times by 20 percent. This result was achieved thanks to the use of a radio frequency identification solution developed by PC Sistemas, a company acquired by Totvs, which also provides the enterprise resource planning (ERP) system used by Leal.
Amazon's Robot War Keeps Spreading
It was Amazon that drove America's warehouse operators into the robot business.
New Energy Goes Mainstream as Major Suppliers Muscle In
With wind and solar generators becoming more mainstream sources of energy, governments around the world are weaning the industry off subsidies and creating new openings for older utilities built on coal and nuclear power to land their own renewable-fuel projects.
Fuel-Cell Powered Drones Aim to Improve Supply Chain Efficiency
In a move that Intelligent Energy says will make supply chains more efficient, the clean energy company has signed a deal with PINC to supply air cooled fuel cell systems for unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs).
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