Momentum Is Growing for Item-Level Tagging, Survey Says

Momentum Is Growing for Item-Level Tagging, Survey Says

The Aberdeen Group finds that 57 percent of retailers using or planning to deploy RFID prefer to employ the technology at the item level, and that many are utilizing the technology to improve inventory accuracy, as well as for a range of other applications.

What Security Risks Exist With Active RFID?

Where can I find information regarding security issues pertaining to the use of active RFID tags operating at 433 MHz, and how can I ensure the reliability and security of data when working with active RFID? —Abudi, Israel ——— Dear Abudi, The main risk when using...

RFID News Roundup

Lenovo offers ThinkPads with NFC module from NXP Semiconductor, Toppan Printing; Zebra unveils next-gen ultra-wideband real-time locating system; U.S. Marine Corps deploys more RFID tracking kits to forces in Afghanistan; Buffalo, N.Y., Metro to deploy TagMaster RFID train-tracking solution; CAEN RFID announces new UHF desktop reader; more than 2 billion RFID tags to be sold this year, IDTechEx study says; HID Global, Inside Contactless team up on secure NFC mobile phones.

Where Can I Find a Tag That Will Work on Metal?

My company seeks to track huge amounts of raw materials (metals) in inventory. Is there such a thing as a rugged, disposable RFID tag that can work on metal? —Name withheld ——— The terms “rugged” and “disposable” are antithetical to the world...