The scientists seek to leverage a unique signal generated by an RFID chip’s volatile memory so the tag can be authenticated and its data encrypted.
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RFID is the Future for Thin-film & Printable Batteries
Printable and thin-film batteries are emerging technologies that could replace watch-style “button” batteries and other traditional batteries used to power active and semi-active RFID tags, sensors, smart cards and other electronic devices. NanoMarkets predicts $4.6 billion worth of printable and thin-film batteries will power RFID tags by 2015.
GS1 UK Launches Nationwide RFID Pilot
The trial’s purpose is to enable participants to share RFID-related data by means of applications based on EPCglobal’s EPCIS standard.
Two Singapore Fashion Retailers Use RFID to Track Inventory
The use of HF tags enables the stores to perform a daily inventory, reduce shrinkage and restock goods in a timely manner.
Dallas Cowboys Kick Off New Infrastructure with RFID
eWeek reports on the new enterprise resource planning (ERP) system being planned for US football team the Dallas Cowboys. The ERP will be an overhaul of the existing technology infrastructure, and what else but RFID will play a leading role in the way the sporting franchise leverages technology to do business.
RFID Sweetens Imperial’s Shipping Process
The sugar manufacturer is using tagged plastic pallets to track its shipments from the refinery to the store, and to reduce the likelihood of contaminant exposure.
German Hospital Expands Bed-Tagging Project
Bielefeld City Clinic will use RFID to track beds and mattresses as they move through an automated washing system, to make sure they’re properly cleaned and to cut down on unnecessary procedures.
How the New 802.11n WiFi Standard Will Impact RTLS
IEEE 802.11n is a forthcoming high-speed wireless networking standard being developed as the next generation of Wi-Fi technology. 802.11n is supposed to be backward compatible with legacy 802.11a/b/g products, but features new in 802.11n access points could impact how legacy WiFi-based RTLS systems perform.
Denver Health Adopting a Hospital-Wide RTLS System
Based on the success of a pilot project, the organization plans to apply Wi-Fi-based RFID tags to 2,700 pieces of equipment and study new ways to use its real-time locating system to improve processes and its bottom line.
RFID Journal Issues Call For Awards Submissions
The company is now accepting submissions for the 2008 RFID Journal Awards, which will be awarded at RFID Journal LIVE! 2008, to be held April 16-18.
Baird Sees a Turning Tide in the RFID Market
October’s , the publication from wealth and asset management firm Baird, was refreshingly optimistic about signs that the tide might finally be turning in the RFID market. The cautiousness of the report’s language notwithstanding, its tone suggested one of the more positive market assessments in recent memory.
Tagging Smallish Objects
By integrating an RFID antenna in the silicon chip, we can create tiny tags.