HID, IR Offer Biometric Smart Card
New smart card will store the shape of a person's hand so they can be positively identified.
NewsSeptember 16, 2002
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The Way Forward
Our special report examines the prospects for the Auto-ID Center's proposed system for tracking products using a low-cost
Editor's ViewsSeptember 9, 2002Auto-ID Center Makes Its Case
White Papers say a retailer with 800 stores could save $150 million per year from tracking individual items.
NewsSeptember 5, 2002SAMSys Looks To Standards, VARs
The Toronto reader maker is betting that its move toward open standards and partnerships with value-added resellers will
NewsSeptember 2, 2002Linux Offers A Lesson
The growth of Linux is a sign that technology buyers want low-cost, open systems. RFID vendors need to
Editor's ViewsAugust 19, 2002Brooks-PRI Takes Over Hermos
Brooks-PRI Automation has completed its $41 million acquisition of Hermos Informatik GmbH, an RFID systems provider.
NewsAugust 19, 2002HID Increases the Frequency
Days after Texas Instruments announced plans to offer a 13.56 MHz access control system, HID Corp. unveiled its
NewsAugust 7, 2002The Sound and The Fury
The only way to achieve a global standard for a low-cost RFID network is if everyone understands what
Editor's ViewsAugust 5, 2002TI Enters Access Control Market
Texas Instruments plans to take on the leader in RFID access control with a new line of 13.56
NewsAugust 1, 2002The Manhattan Project
Excessive secrecy could be the Auto-ID Center's Achilles heel.
Editor's ViewsJuly 22, 2002New Low-cost Temperature Sensor
KSW-Microtec of Germany has introduced a new RFID temperature sensor to safeguard meat, produce and other products.
NewsJuly 19, 2002It’s Always Darkest . . .
The markets took a pounding last week. Technology in general, and RFID in particular, could lead the recovery.
Editor's ViewsJuly 15, 2002Problems at the Pump
RFID is catching on as a payment method, but the industry needs an Auto-ID Center-like consortium to create
Editor's ViewsApril 12, 2002
