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Novel RFID Application Keeps Water Flowing
Spring Water On Tap, a water delivery service, is working with AT&T to check water levels in tanks using wireless sensors, small modems with unique IDs and a cellular network.
RFID News Roundup
Impinj sells memory patents to focus on RFID; Florida's Turnpike Enterprise orders 1.5 million RFID tags; Texas Instruments debuts two new low-frequency tags; Soliatis opens testing lab for smart cards; Datamars, ABS deliver RFID for textile, laundry businesses.
Art Dealer Finds Beauty in RFID Tracking System
The French Art Network is employing active RFID tags to track its art inventory in near-real time, while also deterring internal theft.
European EPC Competence Center Updates UHF Tag Study
According to the updated study, new tag designs and improved antennas have increased UHF tag performance during the past year.
RFID Journal Launches New Online Buyer's Guide to RFID Resources
New Buyer's Guide enhanced listings and a Request for Quote tool will enable readers to quickly contact vendors.
Outrigger Hotel Lets Guests Leave Cash and Credit Cards Behind
The Waikiki facility is deploying AlohaPay, a system enabling guests to use their room keys as contactless payment cards at retail locations in and near the facility.
RFID Helps Endwave Track Work-in-Progress
The company is utilizing EPC Gen 2 tags to monitor the production of communications hardware for the aerospace and defense sectors.
RFID News Roundup
Digital Angel awarded contract for 50-foot-long RFID antenna system; Dutch researchers to develop open-source smart card with tight security capability; Intelleflex, Minds Inc. team up on RFID-enabled telematics for farmers; IDTronic intros new UHF RFID gate starter kit.
Researchers Warn RFID May Disrupt Medical Equipment
Experts not involved with the study note that there have been no reports of injuries caused by electromagnetic interference with medical devices, though they do recommend further study.
Swiss Town Rolls Out RFID System for Blind Bus Riders
The approach utilizes an "all-in-one" handheld device that includes two RFID readers, a digital voice recorder and an audio player.
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