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Army National Guard Tracks Assets

A PICS RFID system enables U.S. Army National Guard divisions to locate laptop computers and other electronics as they are moved in and out of their Washington, D.C., headquarters.

VDC: NFC Adoption Will Be Slower Than Expected

Venture Development Corporation has released a report on the emerging market for near field communication, or NFC. The research firm has also published a research note that highlights a few of the key findings, recapped in this article.

Deutsche Bahn Launches Touch&Travel

Deutsche Bahn Launches Touch&Travel

Working with cell phone service provider Vodafone, the rail operator is testing a system that works with RFID-enabled signs and cell phones to eliminate paper tickets.

Raflatac Looks to Chinese RFID Market for Growth

UPM Raflatac this week announced its plans to open a tag factory in China later this year, providing evidence to support recent bullishness on the Chinese RFID market by a handful of industry analysts. RFID Update interviewed Raflatac’s senior vice president of RFID for his perspective on the Chinese market and his company’s plans there.

EU Drafting New RFID-Oriented Privacy Protections

The European Union has made its draft policy recommendations for RFID deployments available for review. The EU is enhancing its existing Data Protection Directive to cover specific concerns arising from RFID use, and hopes to have the new policy in place later this summer.

RFID News Roundup

BASF, Siemens, PolyIC join others to advance printable RFID tags; UPM to make RFID tags in China; Awarepoint unveils sterilizable active RFID asset tag; NJ Transit to test contactless bank cards; 3M adds PCTS’ RTLS to its portfolio of health-care solutions; GS1 US launches RFID forum on health care and pharmaceuticals.