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RFID News Roundup 05/01/2008
Savi upgrades RFID platform and application software; two inlay companies intro new products for tracking magnetic storage; IDS Microchip unleashes low-cost temperature-sensing chip; Alanco to outfit additional Missouri corrections facilities with RFID; Alliance Tech provides sports events conference with RFID solution; I.D. Systems, Zetes team up on RFID-enabled vehicle management.
The ZigBee Lesson 04/15/2008
What does the story of another low-power, low-cost radio standard tell us about the future of RFID?
Wedge Device Aims to Ease RFID Setup 03/14/2008
Created for small and midsize businesses that use bar-code technology to identify assets, personnel or products, the product is designed to provide a low-cost means for migrating to RFID.
New Ear Tags for Animals 02/14/2008
Low-cost HF and UHF identification tags for cattle, pigs and chickens could speed up RFID adoption in the livestock industry.
Tech Startup Unveils Printed-Silicon Transistor 11/14/2007
Kovio says it expects to create printed-silicon high-frequency RFID chips by the end of 2008, paving the way for low-cost tags.
RFID for Midsize Manufacturers 07/03/2007
RFID could play a role in helping companies compete with low-cost, offshore producers.
Appliance Maker, Logistics Providers Test Passive RFID Container Seal 04/16/2007
The developers—IPICO, E.J Brooks and Tenacent—say their new seal, which includes tamper detection, is a simpler, low-cost alternative to active tags.
Transpond Global Solutions Marks Entry Into RFID Market With Low-Cost Interrogator 04/04/2007
The IntelliAntenna Series will simplify RFID Solution Deployment and Reduce Costs
Wisconsin Clinic Opts for RFID Solution 12/28/2006
Advanced Pain Management is using a low-cost system from Reltronics Technologies that lets it use passive UHF RFID tags to track the medical charts of its 50,000 patients.
An RFID Cure for Cold Feet 10/26/2006
Thermal Solutions has developed a low-cost, heat-holding solution for ski boots that could keep toes warm for up to four hours.

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