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THE WORLD'S RFID AUTHORITY
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RFID Is the Key to Electric Vehicle Recharging Stations
In California, Coulomb Technologies is installing its Smartlet charging stations, accessible by means of a customer card containing a high-frequency passive tag. Wood Companies Look to RFID to Raise Yield, Reduce Carbon Footprint Twenty-nine European partners are developing an RFID-based application and supply-chain analysis system that may be used to increase sawmill efficiency and raw materials usage, improve logistic operations and minimize environmental impacts. SoCal Seaports Leverage RFID to Reduce Pollution Using active tags to identify trucks serving their terminals, the Ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles hope to reduce truck-related air pollution by 80 percent. GE Develops Passive Tag That Functions as Multiple Sensors The company's Global Research division has come up with a design consisting of a standards-based 13.56 MHz RFID chip with an antenna coated with chemically or biologically sensitive films. Taiwan RFID Technology, Applications Showcased at International Exhibit The TAITRA exhibit draws 60,000 potential buyers of RFID technology and includes 50 vendors sharing RFID technology developments. More Environment News › OPINIONS 
In Recognition of ExcellenceBy Mark Roberti The 2008 RFID Journal Award winners demonstrate what can be achieved by applying radio frequency identification to different business problems. More Environment Opinions › Environment Case Study
Tracking the Great Outdoors
From cacti to deer and tortoises, RFID is helping park and game managers monitor and protect precious natural resources.  PREMIUMMore Environment Case Studies › |
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