This year’s symbol for RFID Journal LIVE! reflects the growing strength of RFID systems and their ability to solve real-world business problems.
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Software Needs to Get Smarter
For RFID systems truly to deliver on their promise, software will not just need to be able to filter data, but to use it in entirely new ways, as well.e
Why RFID Implants Might Make Sense
Hurricane Katrina demonstrated why chipping people is not as farfetched as you might think.
Of RFID and Breast Implants
How do you know if silicone breast implants are leaking? RFID transponders might one day tell you.
The ROI Is In the Bag
Ken Porad related a personal experience illustrating the ROI airlines could achieve by tagging luggage.
The Six Sigma Supply Chain
RFID gives companies, for the first time, the ability to measure their supply-chain performance—and most are not even close to Six Sigma.
RFID Is Going to Bring Material Changes
Everything from pallets to shopping carts is likely to be redesigned with RF-friendly materials in the coming years.
Europe Embraces UHF RFID in the Supply Chain
The good news coming out of Europe these days is that big players are getting ready to adopt UHF RFID systems in their supply chains in a major way.
New UHF ETSI-Compliant Interrogators Really Work
Perhaps the biggest news I heard at RFID Journal LIVE! Europe was that the new Gen 2 UHF interrogators work well in the real world.
RF-IDing Americans Overseas
After spending a little time in Europe, I’ve concluded the idea that terrorists are going to use the RFID transponder in passports to identify and kill Americans is more than a little ludicrous.
RFID Credit Cards Get Hacked
Researchers have shown that names, credit card numbers and other data can be skimmed off a contactless card with the holder’s knowledge.
Building the Channel
Printronix is aggressively building up its channel, and that’s important if RFID is going to become widespread.