To improve inventory visibility and prevent loss, men's clothing retailer Gieves & Hawkes has deployed a radio frequency identification system at its store in Birmingham, England.

Consumers who use Postmates' on-demand delivery service now have the opportunity to buy core products from American Apparel. The service takes advantage of the passive ultrahigh-frequency (UHF) RFID tags that American Apparel attaches to all of its merchandise, enabling Postmates to identify which items are available within an individual customer's geographic area.

LogFire has joined with Wavelink in a partnership intended to streamline warehouse operations and increase work productivity.

A year after the launch of the Dash button, Amazon is tripling the number of branded buttons available as customer use grows.

Automotive component and systems manufacturer Voestalpine Polynorm B.V. has begun employing radio frequency identification readers on an overhead crane to track up to 8,000 press tools that the crane transports within its warehouse and assembly plant in Bunschoten, the Netherlands.

Advantech has developed an interactive, all-in-one touch computer. The UTC-510D features a 10.1-inch screen and runs on an Intel Atom E3825 processor.