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RFID and the Arts
Arts organizations are turning to RFID as a flexible and cost-effective way to track and safeguard precious objects. PremiumPREMIUM

RFID Journal LIVE! Europe 2006 Report
Almost 250 people gathered in Amsterdam from Oct. 25-27 to attend RFID Journal LIVE! Europe 2006, the second annual RFID event designed for end users and potential end users of radio frequency identification technology in Europe. View the presentations from the event. PremiumPREMIUM

RFID Cures Concrete
Construction crews that use RFID to test when concrete has cured, or hardened, could complete projects days or weeks ahead of schedule. PremiumPREMIUM

RFID Journal Industry Summits 2006 Report
Almost 300 people gathered at RFID Journal Industry Summits 2006 in Chicago to listen to early adopters explain how they have successfully put RFID to work in their own businesses, and to hear leading experts discuss the issues facing companies adopting such technologies today. View the presentations from the event. PremiumPREMIUM

Playing With RFID
At the annual RFID Journal LIVE! conference and event in Las Vegas, attendees spent some downtime at two arcade-style games designed to show RFID in action. PremiumPREMIUM

Startup Puts RFID in the Spotlight
PharmaSeq has developed RFID transponders powered by light. The ultra-low cost devices could be used against counterfeiting. They can also be coated with special polymers to detect DNA and other molecules.
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How RFID Aids Alzheimer's Patients
Researchers at Intel are developing systems that use RFID and sensors to assist people with cognitive impairments. The work could lead to smart homes for the elderly and infirm, and one day, all of us.
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The End of Counterfeiting?
Ravikanth Pappu is developing inexpensive plastic tokens that can be used to authenticate items. When combined with RFID tags, they could make it nearly impossible to sell forged goods. PremiumPREMIUM

Taking RFID Beyond Identification
Prof. Ted Selker and his Context Aware Computing Group at MIT are using RFID to power sensors, transmitters and other microelectronic devices. PremiumPREMIUM

Breakthrough on 1-Cent RFID Tag
Researchers at Infineon have found a way to create microchips on common packaging materials. One day, chips may be printed with commercial processes for less than a penny. PremiumPREMIUM


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