The global credit card company will offer PayPass, its RFID-enabled contactless payment system, to fans at the Seattle Seahawks and Baltimore Ravens stadiums this fall.
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AIM Global Drafts RFID Cow-Tracking Standard
The automatic identification and mobility trade association AIM Global has drafted a standard for the RFID tagging of cattle.
Visa Launches RFID Contactless Payment Card
After two years of development, Visa has finally launched its contactless payment credit card.
Marks & Spencer RFID Expansion Tackles Privacy Issue
U.K. retailer Marks & Spencer is expanding the current item-level RFID tagging trial taking place at nine of its stores to include 44 more locations.
RFID System Keeps Track of Evidence
With an RFID-based evidence-tracking system already being tested by law officials, Pro Squared says it will launch an expanded version by early 2006.
RFID Could Save Airlines $650M in Lost Bag Improvements
RFID tagging could reduce the error rate of mishandled luggage by more than two-thirds, yielding industry-wide savings of a staggering $650 million-plus.
Avery Dennison Commits $35M to RFID
Label making giant Avery Dennison is forging ahead with an aggressive $35 million commitment to RFID development in 2005 alone.
Report: RFID to Drive Contactless Payments in 2005
A new report from ABI Research entitled RFID Contactless Payments predicts that 2005 will be a transition year in the area of contactless payments.
Nokia Sells Cell Phone RFID Kit
Almost a year after the introduction last March, Nokia has commercially released an RFID reader-equipped shell for its rugged 5140 model cell phone.
Raytheon RFID Pilot Spells Big Costs Savings
Raytheon, the enormous defense contractor based in Waltham, Massachusetts, has calculated that it can save almost $250,000 each year by deploying an RFID equipment tracking system.
Rotary Screen Used to Print UHF Antennas
A team of European companies says it has used rotary screen technology to print antennas that it used to make fully functioning UHF RFID tags.
Why Ask Tom Ridge to Keynote?
Because the spotlight needs to be put on RFID and supply chain security.