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Northstar Ski Resort RFID-Enables Guest Locker Rooms
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10/26/2007
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With passive RFID cards in their pockets, visitors can access storage areas and lockers, without having to put down their skis or other gear.
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Printing Houses, Paper Mills Test Reel-Tracking Solution
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10/26/2007
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The companies have been trying out a system employing battery-assisted passive tags to track the movements of paper reels at mills, warehouses and printing houses, as well as facilitate newspaper production.
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Ford World Rally Team Uses RFID-Enabled DVDs for VIP Tickets
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10/25/2007
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At the racecourse, an embedded passive tag allows access to the arena and a special VIP area; at home, fans can use the rectangular DVD to watch a presentation about the race team and its members.
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Hoist-Ring Manufacturer Using RFID to Carry Life-Cycle Data
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10/25/2007
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Jergens is fitting passive HF RFID tags to hoist rings for industrial cranes. The tags will store safety-testing and repair data, which the company plans to use to improve its products.
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RFID Snuffs Out Inefficiencies at Tobacco Plant
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10/19/2007
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At its cigarette factory in Calcutta, ITC passive RFID tags help monitor tobacco moisture content at each stage of production.
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UHF Tags Enter the Timing Race
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10/18/2007
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Sweden's Racetimer is using passive Gen 2 UHF tags from Alien Technology to time race entrants and provide additional services such as race photos and progress reports.
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Agricultural Company Tracks Equipment Loaned to Farmers
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10/18/2007
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In northern California, Bear River Supply is using battery-assisted passive RFID tags to help keep tabs on such items as tanks and machinery used to store and apply fertilizers.
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Reproductive Clinic Uses RFID to Guarantee Parental Identity
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10/16/2007
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At Overlake Reproductive Health, passive 13.56 MHz RFID tags and interrogators track human sperm, eggs and embryos throughout the assisted-reproduction process.
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RFID News Roundup
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10/11/2007
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Confidex announces another metal-mount tag; Syscan to acquire Alternatives Technologies Pharma; William Frick & Co. introduces tags for pipes; ID&Traceback interrogator approved for European sheep and goats; research study says passive RFID may make inroads in e-seal market.
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RFID News Roundup
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09/27/2007
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Intelleflex announces new semi-passive tag; Korea Airport Assoc. buying UPM bag-tags; TDK achieves prototype thin-film transistor tags; TI entering e-passport market; Magellan offering licensing for anti-collision IP; Dust Networks unveils WirelessHART-based sensor networking products; VeriChip, Digital Angel partner with Receptors LLC to develop glucose sensor.
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