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Oil Refineries to Test Sensor Tags 01/29/2007
The facilities will outfit oil tanks and cooling fans with sensor-enabled active RFID tags that can create a wireless mesh network to communicate data and initiate appropriate actions.

RFID-Enabled Billboards Talk to Mini Motorists 01/29/2007
Mini USA is distributing RFID key fobs to Cooper owners in four U.S. cities, where interactive billboards will read the tags and flash personalized messages to drivers.

Safeway Tracks Shipments to Alaska Stores, DCs 01/24/2007
The supermarket chain is using a system of active RFID tags and readers to track cargo containers transported by shipping and logistics company Horizon Lines.

Zebra Buys WhereNet 01/12/2007
The provider of passive RFID labels and printer-encoders broadens its RFID reach by adding active-tag technology to its product portfolio.

Seven Companies Sign Up for Savi IP License 01/12/2007
These firms now have the right to manufacture and sell 433 MHz active RFID tags and interrogators compliant with the ISO 18000-7 standard.

RFID Helps California Crops Grow 01/04/2007
Ceàgo Vinegarden is using passive tags and active sensors to improve the quality of its grapes, reduce environmental impacts and increase efficiencies.

Building Automation Will Drive ZigBee Adoption 01/03/2007
Systems using the communication standard for active 2.4 MHz RFID devices will be widely deployed in 2008, according to a report from market research firm ABI Research.

Boeing's RFID Plan: The Sky's the Limit 12/21/2006
Exploring the use of active tags on aircraft parts is the latest way the airplane manufacturer is advancing the use of RFID technology in the aviation industry—and beyond.

UWB Vendor Announces Pure RFID Platform 12/20/2006
Multispectral Solutions' new Sapphire Vision RFID interrogator works with the same active UWB tags used with the company's real-time location system.

U.S. Military Unit Reports Passive Tags Viable for Containers 12/14/2006
Although the test results were positive, no decision has been made about whether EPC Gen 2 RFID tags will supplement or supplant the active tags currently used to track cargo containers.


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