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RFID News Roundup

Integral upgrades hotspot test features, functions; Trolley Scan sells first RFID Radar system; JCB developing RFID payment system; Unisto unveils mobile yard management app; Syscan reader certified for Canadian livestock.

Summary of Baird RFID Monthly for March

Baird has released its March report. The thirteen-page document is a worthwhile read for anyone requiring an overview of the industry’s last 30 days. For those without time to do so, we have reprinted here the report’s summary.

IDTechEx on Where Profit Exists in RFID

Research firm IDTechEx this week released a provocative article about the profit potential for vendors of RFID technology. This article lists the article’s key points, some of which IDTechEx acknowledges are “contentious” and will stir debate.

Can Tag Viruses Infect RFID Systems?

A group of European computer researchers have issued a study warning that RFID middleware and applications are vulnerable to viruses encoded into a tag’s memory.

US Government Issues 300 RFID Passports

The US government has officially begun the introduction of e-passports, its new generation of passports that include embedded RFID tags. According to the US State Department, 299 diplomats have been issued the new passport since January 1st, when distribution began.

European Commission Works on RFID Policy

European Commission Works on RFID Policy

Europe’s executive branch is holding a series of meetings with representatives from academia, industry and government agencies to provide a pan-European approach to adopting RFID.

Texas Instruments Boosts Consumer RFID App

Texas Instruments and Remote Play today announced the application of TI microcontrollers in an active RFID system targeted at consumers that the companies hope will bring asset tracking to the masses.