Is There a “Gold Standard” for 13.56 MHz RFID in Terms of Efficiency and Range?
I am trying to figure out which tags and readers are the state-of-the-art options. —Name withheld ——— I
NewsJanuary 24, 2011
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St. Andrew’s Healthcare Gets Help in Real Time
The British mental-health institution is reaping a bunch of benefits from its Wi-Fi-based RTLS infrastructure, consisting of Motorola
NewsOctober 18, 2010PBS NewsHour Responds to RFID Journal
A follow-up story on its Web site informs readers of some of the concerns that I raised about
NewsAugust 20, 2010PBS NewsHour Responds to RFID Journal
A follow-up story on its Web site informs readers of some of the concerns that I raised about
NewsAugust 19, 2010How Is RFID Utilized in Passports?
What kind of RFID tags and reader antennas are used in passports, and do they comply with EPCglobal’s
NewsMay 11, 2010Dairy Queen Pilots RFID-Based Mobile Marketing Platform
Dairy Queen is testing a new customer loyalty and discount system that uses an RFID tag to authenticate
NewsJune 8, 2009Finnish Military Tests RFID for Triage Application
Researchers in Finland successfully tested an RFID system based on near field communication (NFC) for tracking mass casualties.
NewsJune 2, 2009
University of Michigan Health System Tags Surgical Tissue
The hospital is using passive high-frequency RFID tags to secure and manage up to 190 different tissue products,
NewsApril 14, 2009RFID News Roundup
Army depot deploys RFID to manage its vehicle fleet; Spanish health club fits RFID into operations; Barclays debit
NewsMarch 12, 2009RFID News Roundup
Washington state legislature makes spying on consumers a felony; Sirit to enable NFC, contactless support for Windows Mobile
NewsMarch 13, 2008
Chilean Copper Mine Tracks Vehicles and Workers
Anglo American's El Soldado mine uses RFID tags on front loaders, trucks and miners to ascertain who is
NewsMarch 6, 2008
Keytroller Simplifies Its Keyless Ignition Switch
The company now offers a lower-cost version of its RFID-enabled ignition controllers for forklifts and other industrial vehicles.
NewsDecember 18, 2006
New Approach to RFID-Powered Building Security
A platform called Tetragate combines RFID-enabled ID cards with cameras and facial-recognition software to monitor and authenticate people
NewsOctober 5, 2006
RFID-Enabled IDs: Educate, Don’t Legislate
Whenever we're faced with an emerging, unproven technology such as RFID-enabled identification documents, there is a premature urge
Expert ViewsAugust 28, 2006
A Reality Double-Check
What mobile phones are telling us about RFID security.
Expert ViewsMarch 6, 2006
RFID Heals Hospital’s Inventory Problems
The King’s Daughters Medical Center is using RFID to inventory and track patients’ cardiac medical devices, and to
NewsAugust 15, 2005
A Bit of Privacy
Instead of killing RFID tags to protect consumer privacy, we could add a privacy bit.
Expert ViewsMay 2, 2005
Congress Considers Evacuation Tracking
The U.S. House is evaluating tracking technology for possible deployment at Congressional facilities in order to locate House
NewsFebruary 7, 2005
