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RFID Border Security Market $3B in 2009

ABI Research has released a report projecting the market for RFID products and services within the secure identification and homeland security sectors will be worth $3B in 2009. This article discusses that prediction and the report’s other findings.

Boeing’s Flight Plan for Dreamliner Tags

The company told a group of RFID vendors this week that its suppliers need a robust, durable passive tag to place on parts for its fleet of Dreamliner 787 aircraft. And they need it soon.

Company Aims to Turn Readers to Radar

A South African RFID technology developer says it has developed a technology enabling a single low-cost reader to pinpoint the location of any UHF RFID tag within read range.

RFID News Roundup

SATO smart labels 14.9 cents each in low quantities—Gen1 now, Gen 2 next year; EU guidelines for tagging aircraft parts expected in early 2006; IBM offering RFID development tools; VeriFone provides Meijer Stores thousands of RFID readers for payments; schools adding auto-ID curriculum; new Alien resellers in Australia and Europe.

RFID as an Innovation Catalyst

Contributing analyst Joe Barkai argues in this article that RFID will one day become an innovation catalyst, disrupting existing business models and processes. For that to happen, however, issues like standardization, privacy, and security must first be worked through.

U.S. to Issue RFID Passports Next Year

The U.S. State Department this week officially announced that it is moving forward with the “electronic passport” initiative which will see all U.S. passports issued after October 2006 include embedded RFID tags.

EPCglobal US Offers Tool for Pharma

EPCglobal US Offers Tool for Pharma

The industry trade group has developed a health-care version of its EPC Value Model software to help drugmakers find the business case for using EPC RFID.

Sun Announces RFID Asset Tracking Solution

Sun Microsystems today announced the Sun RFID Industry Solution for Physical Asset Tracking to monitor the location of non-networked assets geographically distributed across an enterprise.

AMR: Boeing’s RFID Push is a Catalyst

AMR Research has released an analysis of Boeing’s recent announcement that it would RFID tag certain parts of its 787 Dreamliner aircraft. This article recaps the key points.