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The RFID Lab at Auburn University is a research institute focusing on the business case and technical implementation of RFID and other emerging technologies in retail, aviation, supply chain, and manufacturing. End users ARC helps create tag performance requirements of your RFID Use Cases....
The purpose of the ARC program is to ensure that RFID tags are able to meet or exceed the levels of performance and quality necessary to provide benefit to the End user in a consistent and cost effective manner. How ARC Works ARC works with end users in retail, aviation, and manufacturing to...
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SPONSORS | RFID Lab AUBURN.EDU A-Z INDEX CAMPUS MAP DIRECTORY Search for: HOME ARC PROGRAM BLOG RESEARCH PAPERS SPONSORS CONTACT US SPIRIT STORE SPONSORS 1550 East Glenn Ave. Auburn, AL 36830 rfidlab@auburn.edu Facebook + Youtube Copyright © 2025.
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contact-us
Contact Justin Patton RFID Lab Director Senthilkumar CP RFID Lab - Director of Technology Angel Holladay Administrative Support Specialist II Ashton Smart Communications and Outreach Specialist Henry Burdg Chief Operations Officer- RFID...
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papers › school-bus-evacuation
Public schools in the United States are mandated by State legislatures to conduct periodic school bus evacuation training for the benefit of students. The approach to this training varies widely among school systems and there is rarely documentation describing the manner of testing. Typically...
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papers › 2023-retail-innovations
“2023 Survey of Retail Innovations” explores the latest trends in brick-and-mortar retail. The paper provides an overview of how the retail industry is adapting to the changing shopping habits of consumers in the digital age and highlights the importance of enhancing the in-store experience to...
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papers › inventory-accuracy-whitepaper
The advancement of technology has greatly impacted the efficiency and accuracy of measuring and managing inventory. The benefits are considerable: less time counting inventory, more accurate inventory counts, better on-shelf availability, and ultimately, higher customer satisfaction. In the past...
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papers › quantifying-customer-experience-v2-pdf
In March 2021, The DART Group published “Quantifying Customer Experience,” which explored how the group utilizes the Process, Layout, Metrics, Model to quantify customer experience in brick-and-mortar stores. In the second edition of the paper, DART has added an additional case study, updates on...
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