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Merck KGaA Funds Printable RFID
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01/30/2006
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The German pharmaceutical and chemical company is partnering with the Technical University of Darmstadt to develop printable RFID chips based on inorganic materials.
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RFID News Roundup
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12/08/2005
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ABI report says UHF chipsets may lower reader prices; costs stymieing RFID in European supply chains; Avery Dennison RFID names 17 qualified converters; AeroScout, Alanco team up on Wi-Fi tracking; HID, INSIDE partnering on access control apps; New Zealand passports carrying Philips chips; South Korea approves use of Savi 433.92 MHz systems; AIM Global unveils RFID Emblem.
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TI Buys Impinj Gen 2 Chips for Inlays
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11/29/2005
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Texas Instruments is the latest tag manufacturer using the Impinj Monza chip for Gen 2 inlays and chip-and-strap assemblies.
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Ultimate Control: RFID-Enabled Manufacturing
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11/28/2005
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At its semiconductor plant in East Fishkill, N.Y., IBM has used RFID to completely automate the manufacturing of advanced microchips from 300-millimeter silicon wafers. The high-tech facility optimizes production, speeds up product development and improves customer service.
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Spychips Revisited
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11/20/2005
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Spychips co-author Katherine Albrecht has written a lengthy rebuttal to RFID Journal’s review of her book, but still has not made a credible case that RFID poses a significant threat to personal privacy.
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United States Sets Date for E-Passports
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10/25/2005
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The U.S. State Department says all U.S. passports issued starting in October 2006 will contain RFID chips.
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Spychips Book Fails to Make Its Case
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10/23/2005
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The anti-RFID book by the leaders of CASPIAN doesn't provide any compelling evidence that the technology is a threat to privacy.
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Impinj to Ship 50M Gen 2 Chips in 2005
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09/08/2005
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Alien Technology is among the nine RFID hardware vendors turning Impinj's Monza chips into inlays, strap assemblies or smart labels.
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Smart Kids, Smarter Chips
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08/09/2005
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RFID Opponent to Publish Book
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08/01/2005
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Katherine Albrecht, a vocal opponent of RFID technologies, will publish Spychips: How Major Corporations and Government Plan to Track Your Every Move with RFID this fall.
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