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News & Events
5/20/2010—Rush Tracking's VisiblEdge combines several elements to complete the solution: RFID; an optical positioning system from Sky-Trax using laser height sensors; and software. It gives you a window into a different approach for designing more flexible space.
5/5/2010—Rush Tracking Systems' VisiblEdge software provides real-time visibility of lift truck status and location, including the direction of travel. The solution uses data-collection devices, load sensors, and optical position readers to determine the vehicle's location and follow its movements without bar-code scanning.
5/1/2010—Rush Tracking demonstrated VisiblEdge, a product offering that enables automated lift truck operations. This complements their expert business process reengineering and business case development work, demonstrating a clear understanding that end-users want repeatable configurable solutions that revolutionize existing processes.
4/22/2010—Advanced lift truck solution automates data capture and tracking of lift trucks and loads to optimize constrained manufacturing and warehouse environments.
4/8/2010—Rush Tracking Systems will showcase a live demonstration of its innovative VisiblEdge solution for automating lift truck operations in Booth #100 at RFID Journal LIVE 2010 (Apr. 14-16, Orlando, FL).
2/1/2010—The best way to achieve warehouse efficiencies is to improve visibility within the warehouse. Accurate and automated RFID-enabled pallet tracking can deliver many warehouse benefits, including the ability to error-proof shipping, receiving and put-away, as well as improve labor productivity and customer satisfaction.
12/17/2009—When a lift-truck operator moves something, they typically have to do at least three manual points of data entry, either by bar-code scan or keyboard. Rush Tracking Systems claims that an RFID enabled lift-truck can perform the same move operation without any human intervention.
12/4/2009—Rush Tracking Systems, Sky-Trax and RFID Journal will present an informational webinar to discuss leveraging indoor lift truck automatic load ID and location data to optimize warehouse operations. View the webinar on-demand.
11/24/2009—If you want to know whether a technology has a future, it’s always wise to follow the money. When private equity buys into something, it’s considered a vote of confidence. Last week forklift-mounted radio frequency identification (RFID) received that nod when Pharos Capital Group, LLC of Nashville and Dallas acquired Rush Tracking Systems, an RFID business process consulting and systems integration company.
11/17/2009—Toby Rush didn't think his company would be a fit for private equity even after an early summer cold call from Pharos Capital Group. But after some persistent follow-up calls and explanation of Pharos's growth equity model, Rush found himself selling his business, Rush Tracking Systems, to the firm. Rush sold so that Pharos' capital could be used to fund growth and investment in the business.
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