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Demystifying the "Low Memory" of Aviation's Low-Memory Tags 01/26/2012
Tego's CTO explains why most aviation applications will require at least 2 kilobits.

Rockwell Collins Explores Ways to Benefit From RFID 11/03/2011
The aviation electronic equipment provider is using the technology to automate entry of a part's shipping information, and plans to use tags to track the location and status of each unit on its production floor.

RFID News Roundup 11/14/2010
Marubeni Chemix introduces aviation-grade tags made with Tego chips; Murata, Kathrein partner on UHF RFID for use in electronics production; AeroScout closes $16 million investment; Cissoid, Instrumentel intro high-temp, passive RFID telemetry chip; IDTronic unveils EaZy aXXess access-control products; Buenos Aires toll operator selects TransCore's technology.

RFID News Roundup 08/12/2010
Zebra intros new RFID printer-encoder for advanced item-level tagging; IDTronic intros new products to its UHF portfolio; Xerafy, Access Solutions team up on RFID solution for power generation, aviation industries; Pramari partners with UbiU to expand into the Asian RFID market; Lisbon Airport selects Alien Tags for baggage tracking; SensingTEK unveils RFID-enabled diaper for use in hospitals and health-care facilities.

RFID News Roundup 07/29/2010
NXP acquires Jennic to extend lineup of ZigBee and other low-power RF solutions; Verayo unveils new unclonable RFID chip; WirelessHART becomes European standard for wireless communication in process automation; SK Telecom pushes advancement of mobile payments in Asia; Ramco Systems, IDBlue partner on RFID for aviation.

Motorola on Aviation Adoption of RFID 09/03/2007
The aviation industry has long been considered a prime candidate for RFID adoption. RFID Update spoke with Pankaj Shukla, director of RFID business development in aviation for Motorola, about the industry's RFID adoption and where the most popular applications of the technology exist today.

FAA Approves Passive RFID for Grounded Aircraft 06/20/2005
The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has approved the use of passive RFID technology on and around grounded aircraft.

GE-Aviation Moves Tote-Tracking Pilot to Production 02/15/2008
The company has streamlined its shipping and receiving process for parts kits used in the production of commercial aircraft engines.

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.

RFID Markers Track Buried Cables at Atlanta Airport 09/12/2006
The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration has buried more than 1,000 RFID-enabled marker balls to improve the process of locating and identifying the airport's underground infrastructure.


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