Electronics Production | May 24, 2005
Arnlea receives RFID contract
Scottish RFID provider Arnlea Systems, has got a five figure contract from AMEC Internal Asset Management, the mobile rental equipment company, according to EE Times.
Under the contract, Arnlea will deliver an RFID-enabled mobile rental plant and equipment tracking system. The contract follows previous RFID-enabled mobile maintenance solutions delivered to AMEC, EE Times reports.
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