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RFID News Roundup
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10/12/2006
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Intelleflex announces new semi-active, passive products; Confidex releases two metal-mount Gen 2 tags; Sun’s Dallas RFID Center moves to Colorado; Mattel playing with RFID.
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RFID Legal Education Should be Job One, Say Policy Experts
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09/27/2006
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Organizations need to be proactive in shaping regulations, standards and public policies that will impact how RFID is deployed, say speakers at a seminar on the technology's legal ramifications.
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RFID Tracks Transatlantic Shipments of Jaguar Parts
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09/25/2006
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Logistics provider Unipart is using radio frequency identification to monitor the security status and location of containers sealed with Savi Network's active tags.
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RFID Improves ETA Info for Bus Passengers
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09/18/2006
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U.S. and Hong Kong transit companies are using active tags to provide passengers with accurate information regarding bus locations and expected arrival times.
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Freightliner Factory Will Use RFID to Track Production
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09/15/2006
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The maker of trucks and commercial vehicles will begin using active tags to help improve the manufacturing process at its plant in Portland, Ore.
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In-Flight Active-Tag Test Successful, Says Boeing
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09/15/2006
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The plane maker plans to submit a proposal to the FAA by month's end, requesting that the agency issue a policy allowing active tags aboard airplanes.
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LA-Area Food Distributors Use Active Transponders to Track Trucks, Temperatures
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09/12/2006
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StarTrak's ReeferTrak Scout system, installed on refrigerated trucks, transmits temperature, location and other data to base stations up to 3 miles away.
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Argentine Drivers Use Passive Tags to Pay Bridge Tolls
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09/08/2006
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The newly deployed system replaces one that used costlier active RFID tags.
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Savi Announces IP Licensing Program for Active RFID tags
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08/25/2006
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The company hopes to encourage other RFID tag and reader makers to offer 433 MHz RFID hardware based on the ISO 18000-7 standard; the DOD will likely benefit.
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TekVet-IBM Cattle Tracker Uses Active RFID Tags, Satellite Communication
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08/24/2006
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With temperature sensors linked to battery-powered RFID tags, the system can record not only an animal's location, but also its health.
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