At Lincoln Financial Field, the Philadelphia Eagles’ management is using radio frequency identification to track workers clearing snow from the playing field and seats.
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SAMSys CEO on Company’s Future
Last week at RFID World in Dallas, there were rumors of internal turmoil at RFID manufacturer SAMSys circulating on the conference floor. RFID Update sought out Tom Dziersk, the 12-year-old company’s recently-appointed President and CEO, to ask about those rumors and SAMSys’ future.
The Tower of RFID Babble
Standards bodies need to communicate with one another to ensure that end users don’t have to deal with different standards for different applications.
RFID Journal Introduces Channel Education
As part of RFID Journal LIVE! 2006, RFID Journal will offer an RFID Channel Seminar for VARs, systems integrators and distributors.
Raflatac Brings New Mix to U.S. Market
The Finnish RFID and label company has added a range of HF and UHF tags and inlays for the U.S. market, including some for item-level deployments.
Orion Pharma Tests Item-Level Tagging
The Finnish drugmaker is using RFID to authenticate individual bottles of Marevan as they move from the factory to the consumer.
Report: RTLS Market Worth $2.7b in 2016
Research firm IDTechEx of Cambridge has released a report on the real-time location systems (RTLS) market and its growth prospects over the next decade. This article lists the key findings from , which predicts the RTLS market will grow to $2.71 billion by 2016.
A Reality Double-Check
What mobile phones are telling us about RFID security.
RFID News Roundup
TrueDemand releases forecasting tool; Identec Solutions releases new rugged tag; RFIP launches online RFID Shop; GlobeRanger expanding reach; Sybase announces middleware upgrades; ADT European test center gains EPCglobal accreditation; label maker demos clipped smart label; Cisco, RedPrairie collaborate with Intermec on forklift system.
Wrap-Up of RFID World News
This week’s RFID World saw a flurry of announcements as the many exhibitors jostled to make an impact at what was, by all informal accounts, the biggest RFID show ever. This article highlights those announcements RFID Update deems most newsworthy.
Congress Weighs Drug Anticounterfeiting Bill
Recently introduced legislation would compel the FDA to require drugmakers to incorporate counterfeit-resistant technologies, such as RFID, into the packaging of prescription drugs.
RFID to Simplify Demand-Driven Future
AMR Research’s Greg Aimi argues that the roadmap to the eventual demand-driven enterprise will be made simpler by the use of RFID technology.