Give us your suggestions for who and what will influence RFID adoption in the next three years.
At least one reader feels I've been unfair to bloggers and journalists. While there are certainly some who cover radio frequency identification objectively, the evidence suggests most jump all over every negative news story about the technology.
Feig Electronic has issued a press release indicating that although Mifare Classic chips have been hacked, systems using them can still be secured.
The RFID Research Center has released a report on the feasibility of item-level tagging in the apparel sector, and another on the politics of RFID.
The International Journal of RF Technologies: Research and Applications, edited by the RFID Research Center's Bill Hardgrave, is seeking academic papers for its first issue, slated for publication later this year.
Vendors could win a contract worth half a million dollars to build the system, under a Small Business Innovation Research grant.
The company's purchase of OATSystems is a smart strategic play that bodes well for the RFID industry.
Some have disagreed with my view that consumers do not face financial risk from using an NFC phone to make transactions.
The health-care provider is taking an infrastructure approach to deploying RFID.
A so-called "expert" from security company MacAfee says contactless payments are a threat to consumer financial information. Here's why he's wrong.
Leaders of the MIT Auto-ID Labs have come together to produce a book aimed at engineers working on RFID projects.
This helpful document answers some common questions companies have regarding the deployment of RFID technologies based on Electronic Product Code standards.
An article published on the media company's Web site badly misinforms people about radio frequency identification and Wal-Mart's RFID efforts.
A recent documentary about RFID technology featured the world's premier RFID event.
A new program introduced at this year's RFID Journal LIVE! conference helped keep the event running smoothly and enabled more students to attend at no cost.