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 Date:10/11/2007 Advanced Research Company |
| News Release Advanced Research Company Takes RFID Enabled Storage To Market Orion, Michigan, October 11, 2007 - Advanced Research Company has officially launched Storage into the market place. Storage RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) enabled smart cabinet is a product garnering a great deal of attention from the manufacturing, medical and commercial industries, as a solution for the tracking of assets and consignment materials. Storage +ä has been in development for a number of years as a critical tool in tracking and providing automatic accountability for a companies assets, and in particular controlling consignment equipment/materials. The Storage +ä smart cabinet is the new paradigm in secured, self tracking storage, with an unlimited array of uses. The Storage +ä smart cabinet knows real time what items it has inside, what items have been removed, and who took them. The Storage +ä smart cabinet is a commercial grade cabinet that is fitted with specially designed RFID antennas and readers for the purpose of auto-inventorying all items placed inside. The cabinet is fully accessible via the internet, if desired. Benefits include: 100% secure inventory; configurable out of stock or low stock email messages; auto check-out, just take what you need 100% accountability. Some targeted applications include: vendor managed inventory, test/diagnostic equipment storage, critical spare parts/tool storage, regulated/hazardous substance storage, document/software storage, etc. Advanced Research Company is an Oakland County Emerging Sectors® company. Advanced Research Company is an established technology company focused on developing both standard and custom RFID based asset tracking solutions. Other products include AssetWhere?â and OpenCribä. For more information visit www.advresearch.com . |
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