RFID Cabinet Manages Medicine
An RFID-enabled cabinet developed for hospitals can automatically track when medical equipment and pharmaceuticals are removed, and by
NewsAugust 12, 2004
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RFID for Hospital Care
This article was originally published by RFID Update. July 23, 2004—Siemens and New York-based Jacobi Medical Center have
NewsJuly 23, 2004
EPCglobal Appoints Policy Chief
EPCglobal has named Elizabeth Board, a veteran public relations executive who worked in the Reagan White House, to
NewsJune 28, 2004RFID News Roundup
New RFID smart label printer/encoder; Sokymat launches new laundry tag; new microchips for 13.56 MHz RFID tags and
NewsJune 11, 2004
Reader Size Dips Below a Dime
Innovision Research & Technology’s new RFID reader, possibly the world’s smallest, might be a contender for Near Field
NewsJune 9, 2004RFID News Roundup
Study: RFID will make people healthy; Integral RFID offers RFID compliance solutions; CapTech upgrades RFID middleware; new ruggedized
NewsJune 4, 2004
RFID Remedy for Medical Errors
Exavera’s eShepherd combines RFID with Wi-Fi and voice over IP to deliver a single system to track patients,
NewsMay 28, 2004
Intel Demos RFID-Enabled Projects
The semiconductor maker shows off prototypes that explore potential uses of RFID in healthcare, business and consumer applications.
NewsMay 17, 2004
RFID Startups Hold Promise
The next generation of RFID startups will come to market with solutions to many of the problems early
Expert ViewsMay 10, 2004
Hospitals Get Healthy Dose of RFID
In a five-year deal valued at $3.9 million, an asset-management solutions provider will tag and track 10,000 pieces
NewsApril 27, 2004
Vendor-Neutral Middleware Debuts
Systems integrator CapTech introduces TagsWare, an application for filtering data from a range of readers and feeding it
NewsApril 21, 2004Paper Suggests RFID Is A Double Edged Sword
This article was originally published by RFID Update. April 14, 2004—Most of the controversy surrounding the deployment of
NewsApril 14, 2004
The Path Forward
Attendees at last week’s sold-out RFID Journal Live! executive conference were focused on how to deploy RFID in
Editor's ViewsApril 5, 2004
Startup Seeks Organic RFID Chip
Research firm ORFID is developing technology to make cheaper, thinner, more flexible chips out of plastics, instead of
NewsMarch 29, 2004Hospitals reluctant to deploy RFID
This article was originally published by RFID Update. March 25, 2004—Healthcare sector will stick to barcodes for another
NewsMarch 25, 2004
Sen. Leahy Voices RFID Concerns
During a conference at Georgetown University, Senator Patrick Leahy warns of the potential risks RFID tagging may pose
NewsMarch 24, 2004
EPCglobal Assesses Past, Future
At the EPCglobal Summit, the group charged with commercializing Electronic Product Code technology spells out its goals and
NewsMarch 23, 2004
Smart Packaging, Smarter Cards
Swedish startup Cypak offers RFID technology that tamper-proofs mail, increases the security of smart cards and helps people
NewsMarch 3, 2004
