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Barbados Uses RFID to Secure Cricket World Cup Final 03/27/2007
Active RFID technology from AXCESS International will be used to track vehicles and people moving through the main port.
At City Link, Tagged Roll Cages Keep Deliveries Moving 03/22/2007
The U.K. express courier is a Wi-Fi-based active RFID system to track the whereabouts of 15,000 wheeled containers it uses to transport packages at its distribution centers.
Port of Oakland Sees Signs of Security in RFID 03/15/2007
The port's goals for its 2.4 GHz active-tag system also include shortening truck waits at the gate and increasing the visibility of traffic.
RFID Protects Classic Cars 03/09/2007
At its German showroom, vintage auto specialist Stevens applies active RFID tags to vehicle parts to defeat pilferers.
Be Afraid—of Ignorant Bloggers 02/26/2007
Those who confuse long-range active RFID tags with extremely short-range tags are a menace to society.
Caterpillar Looks to RFID to Improve Work-in-Progress Visibility 02/12/2007
The first project within this initiative will use 433 MHz active RFID tags to track flatbed trailers transporting parts and subassemblies at the company's manufacturing plant in Decatur.
Video Puts Faces to Names, Heightens RFID Visibility 02/09/2007
ComCam and AAID Security Solutions' platform combines active RFID technology, surveillance cameras and facial or license plate recognition software.
PinnacleHealth Pushes Ahead With RFID 02/06/2007
The health-care organization is using active 433 MHz tags to track 23,000 surgical patients annually, and nearly 2,500 of its assets, with plans to tag 5,500 additional items.
Cisco, AeroScout Team Up on RTLS; PanGo Unveils Next-Gen Tag 02/01/2007
The Cisco-AeroScout solution is designed for manufacturing companies. Both the AeroScout and PanGo tags are active Wi-Fi-based devices.
Washington Hospital Center to Quadruple Its RFID Expansion 01/30/2007
Today, the MedStar hospital is using 700 active RFID tags; by spring, it will have more than 2,500 in operation across its entire campus.

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