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    India likely to start testing of biometric based immigration from next year

    Digi Yatra Foundation plans to pilot a facial biometric-based immigration service by June 2025 between two countries, enhancing passenger convenience. The rollout for international passengers precedes the widespread adoption of e-passports in India, with infrastructure and regulatory efforts aimed at transforming Indian airports into major international hubs.

    Road ministry to roll-out satellite based toll collection on highways soon

    The National Highways Authority of India, under the ministry of road transport and highways, has invited bids for to develop and implement GNSS-based electronic toll collection system in India, first on commercial vehicles and extended to private vehicles over the next two years.

    UPS to make some parcel-tracking tags in India

    United Parcel Service (UPS), the world's largest parcel delivery company, is in discussions with various Indian state governments to produce tracking tags for packages in the country. UPS aims to capitalize on India's semiconductor investments, aligning with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's goal of bolstering the nation's chip manufacturing capabilities

    We have lots of tailored solutions for MSMEs to drive efficiency and cut costs: Bar Code India's Ram Bhutani

    Bar Code India (BCI) claims to leverage over 25 years of expertise to deliver cutting-edge software and hardware solutions that enhance supply chain and manufacturing operations. At the core of BCI's unique selling propositions are its indigenous products like RFID readers and IoT sensors.

    Walmart's tiny tag revolution is promising a productivity boost

    Walmart Inc. was the bully that forced its suppliers to tag all items, from clothing to electronics to food. The idea was to improve control over inventory by extending visibility to the product level from the previous case or pallet level.

    Paytm not in list of 32 banks authorised to issue new FASTags

    The road tolling authority has advised highway users to buy FASTags from authorized banks, listing 32 banks except Paytm Payments Bank. This signals to over 20 million Paytm FASTag users to get new RFID stickers as Paytm FASTags will become inoperative after February 29 due to RBI's directive barring Paytm Payments Bank from offering services from next month. IHMCL, the electronic tolling arm of NHAI, shared the list of authorized banks on its official handle.

    • RFID technology can help in efficient supply chain management: Bar Code India

      Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) System has a wide variety of applications ranging from livestock tracking and FASTag to supply chain and inventory management

      Guidelines issued to check misclassification of minerals

      The Indian government has recommended stricter surveillance measures to prevent misclassification of minerals in the country. These measures include implementing an IT-based grade information system, on-site sampling and analysis, and video surveillance of trucks transporting ores. The guidelines aim to address instances of misclassification that have affected the revenue of state governments.

      NHAI FASTag daily collection at record Rs 193.15 cr on April 29

      FASTag uses radio-frequency identification (RFID) technology, which provides users a smooth crossover at toll plazas without halting. The payment is made digitally through the FASTag linked to the bank wallet. In addition to its effectiveness in toll collection, FASTag has also facilitated seamless and secure contactless payment for parking fees at over 140 parking lots in 50+ cities across India, NHAI added.

      Amarnath Yatra 2023 registration begins. Check important dates, key details for online, offline process

      The registration process for Amarnath Yatra 2023 has begun. Here are details about important dates and key details.

      US-based Zebra Technologies to move more of its software ops into India

      Citing the abundance of quality software engineers in Bengaluru, Karnataka, Zebra Technologies has planned to expand its research & development centre in the southern Indian city to make it the US-based company’s biggest in the APAC region. It currently has six R&D centres across the APAC region, including two in India, one in Singapore, Guangzhou, Colombo and Taipei each

      Lucknow to make RFID tags compulsory for pet dogs

      Radio frequency identification (RFID) tags have been made mandatory for pet dogs in the Uttar Pradesh state capital by the Lucknow Municipal Corporation (LMC).

      Mata Vaishno Devi shrine ready to meet New Year rush of pilgrims

      In a first-ever stampede at the shrine on January 1 this year, 12 pilgrims lost their lives and 16 were injured, prompting the shrine board to introduce Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) as part of various projects sanctioned for the convenience of the pilgrims, better crowd management and tracking of the yatris along the 13-km track and the 'Bhawan' (sanctum sanctorum).

      HC asks NHAI to respond to plea challenging collection of double toll tax from vehicles without FASTag

      FASTag is a device that employs Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology for making toll payments directly while the vehicle is in motion. FASTag (RFID Tag) is affixed on the windscreen of the vehicle and enables a customer to make the toll payments directly from the account which is linked to it. The plea said these rules and the circular convert all the toll lanes to 100 per cent FASTag lanes with the consequence that commuters not having a functional FASTag are compelled to pay double the toll amount.

      RFID card compulsory for Vaishno Devi Temple visit from January 1; here's how to get it

      Those found without RFID cards will be fined from January 1, 2023.

      How do smart locks work, are they really secure? Here's everything you should know about smart locks

      It is no longer necessary to use a key to unlock a door because of smart locks, also known as keyless door locks. A mobile app allows for this kind of device administration. In order to enter a code, there is a keypad on the lock. To receive the unlock code or command from your phone, a smart lock connects to your home's WiFi network.

      Cashless near Seattle: How North America is getting the hang of DigiPayments

      Cash had also become synonymous with manpower which, as the pandemic had proved, is an unreliable resource. On the road to Quebec in our rental car, we discovered that the New York state authorities had done away with manned toll booths. As a result, one could either pay by using the EZ Pass RFID (radio frequency identification) wallet or call a number to receive a bill by post.

      RFID yatra cards started for Mata Vaishno Devi Pilgrimage

      Prior to RFID system, the yatra parchi system was available for Pilgrimage available online and on the counter. Under this new project, CCTV cameras have been installed at 40 new locations and 7 verification counters. A new Control centre has also been set up.

      Automated environments: Scaling up digitisation for a streamlined supply chain

      Poor visibility of supply chain operations and the inability to forecast demand and analyse supply dynamics is the major cause of supply chain disruptions.

      Role of technology in boosting MSME’s ability to handle supply chain volatilities

      The supply chain is the epicenter that covers all phases which are involved in placing a product in the ambit of the consumers right from acquiring raw materials, manufacturing, and distributing to warehousing and shipping the finished products.

      Delhi airport introduces RFID-enabled tag to track arriving check-in luggage

      The 'BAGG TRAX' tags will soon be commercially launched for flyers at the Delhi airport. Presently, as part of the pilot project, BAGG TRAX tags are given to select frequent flyers at Terminal 3 only, the statement mentioned. Once commercially launched, flyers can buy it in the departure sections of any of the terminals at the Delhi airport, it noted. BAGG TRAX will not only help the domestic and international arrival passengers but also those in transit to track their checked-in baggage.

      RFID in offing for pilgrims visiting Mata Vaishno Devi shrine in J-K

      Officials in the know of the developments said that Jammu and Kashmir administration, through Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Shrine Board, is planning to introduce RFID for all the pilgrims visiting the temple.

      Using AI to improve end-to-end supply chain management

      Software products related to logistics, inventory management, and supply chain management have quickly made their way to organizations.

      Delhi International Airport Limited installs high speed baggage handling system

      Each baggage stays completely within the confines of its carrier tray (cart) throughout the transportation process - from check-in islands to baggage make-up area, the DIAL said. This significantly reduces risk of loss and damage to baggage and disruption to the system, due to strap or other baggage related causes, it added.

      Military units track guns using tech that could aid foes

      RFID is infused throughout daily civilian life. Thin RFID tags help drivers zip through toll booths, hospitals locate tools and supermarkets track their stock. Tags are in some identity documents, airline baggage tags and even amusement park wristbands.

      No entry of commercial vehicles in Delhi without RFID tag from today

      "In case of no RFID tag on any commercial vehicle, now a provision has been made to cancel its permit," an SDMC official said.

      India to witness demand surge for RFID solutions

      From tracking IT assets to enforcing social distancing measures at offices, companies are starting to see newer demands for this technology, they said.

      Shri Amarnathji Shrine Board (SASB) in its 40th board meeting, presided by J&K LG and board chairman Manoj Sinha, held on Saturday announced that the 56-day annual Amarnath Yatra will commence from June 28 simultaneously along both the Baltal and Chandanwari routes in Kashmir and conclude on August 22.

      Bombay High Court seeks Centre's response on PIL against FASTag system

      A division bench of Chief Justice Dipankar Datta and Justice G S Kulkarni was hearing the public interest litigation (PIL) filed last week by one Arjun Khanapure, challenging the decision to make provision of toll payment through FASTag mandatory at all toll plazas across the country.

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