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RFID News Roundup

Flagmaker to weave RFID data into SAP platform; IP Smart Packaging, Cascade offer RFID-enabled clamp attachments; Blue Vector, RFID4U offering RFID training; Alien names two label converter partners; Indala, CoreStreet combining products; IBM to add Gen 2 capability to printer.

Siemens and AT&T Jump Into RFID

Today we consider the announcements of two household technology names, Siemens and AT&T. What makes these two particularly interesting is that they represent the first highly-publicized RFID activity by both companies.

EPCglobal Certifies Gen 2 Hardware

EPCglobal Certifies Gen 2 Hardware

The organization announced the initial recipients of its Gen 2 hardware conformance certifications, and the accreditation of four performance test centers.

Alien Drops Tag Price to 12.9 Cents

The California tag-maker, which also announced new Gen 1 and Gen 2 Squiggle tags, claims the low price indicates its ability to break further price barriers down the line.

IBM and Cisco Serious About RFID

Amid the flurry of announcements coming out of the EPCglobal conference, some of the biggest names in technology are asserting their commitment to the RFID market with new products and services. Today we look at the announcements of two such heavy-hitters, IBM and Cisco.

EPCglobal US Conference News

STMicroelectronics unveils Gen 2 chip; PSC releases handheld with new Sirit reader; Accu-Sort releases RFID software; SAP certifies Acsis’ DataLink Integration; SAMSys offers Gen 2 Starter Kit; ConnecTerra releases Enterprise Server; UPM Rafsec Gen 2 OneTenna inlay available; Avery Dennison starts Gen 2 tag production.

Msway Buys 100m EPC Tags

Msway Buys 100m EPC Tags

The Korean semiconductor distributor has signed a five-year deal to buy 100 million EPC RFID tags from SmartCode.

Startup to Help Companies Make Tags

Startup to Help Companies Make Tags

A new Finnish company plans to help the printing, packaging and labeling industries develop the ability to manufacture RFID tags for their own customers.