Drilling Company Taps RFID Benefits
Nabors Canada is installing passive high-frequency tags on its oil rigs, to help it track equipment and manage inspection and certification procedures.- Middle Easterners Imagine RFID's Power and Possibilities
- Elecsys Buys Swiss Maker of Specialty RFID Tags
- RFID to Ensure Safe Refueling of Natural Gas Vehicles
- RFID Journal LIVE! 2009 to Feature Seminar About RFID in the Oil and Gas Industry
- Oil & Gas RFID Group Focuses on Live Lab, Middle East
- RFID-Enabled Valves Promise to Maximize Oil Well Output
- Middle East RFID Market Heats Up
- RFID Helps Field-Workers Inspect and Maintain Valves
- Florida Guards Against Leaks in Hydrogen-powered Vehicles
Chemical case studies
- Working at the Coal Mine—With RFID
- RFID Rocks at Graniterock
- Covering the Bases
- Dow Reveals a Chemical Attraction to RFID
Wireless Sensors Monitor Mobile Machines
Wireless sensors can help companies monitor mobile equipment and environments too large to be outfitted with wired sensors.Will Atlas Shrug?
Businesses can't expect a handful of companies to do all of the work to develop industry standards for RFID.
RFID Journal LIVE! 2009 Report
At RFID Journal's seventh annual conference and exhibition, held in Orlando, Fla., 2,400 industry professionals learned from organizations using RFID to improve their operations. View the presentations from the event.-
RFID and Mobile
Published June 2009Take Enterprise Services' Rajiv Rangan explains how mobile RFID solutions can enable unique RFID use cases not possible with fixed interrogators, highlights requirements and considerations for building mobile RFID applications, and explores how to simplify the development of such applications to be reader- and platform-independent. (5 pages)
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AS5678: Progress in Spec 2000 for RFID Use in Aerospace and Defense
Published June 2009ADR Advisors' Jim Del Rossi, Boeing's Ken Porad, Susan Jordan and Daryl Remily, and Sun Microsystems' Chris Meier and Andy Brown provide a brief context of RFID in the aerospace and defense sector, as well as the specifics of Spec 2000 and the requirements and tests unique to RFID usage in that industry, with an emphasis on testing and qualification of passive RFID tags for parts tracking, and the implications of life-limited parts. (12 pages)
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Printed Electronics and Thin Printed Batteries: Powering a World of Product Innovation
Published June 2009Blue Spark explores the capabilities, potential markets and applications of thin printed carbon-zinc battery technology, as well as the advantages printed batteries have over traditional coin or button power cells. (8 pages)
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