The Canadian manufacturer says its UHF RFID readers can be upgraded to EPC Gen 2 at no additional cost.
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Tom Ridge to Speak at RFID Journal LIVE!
The former secretary of homeland security will explain the important role technologies such as RFID play in securing the supply chain.
iAnywhere’s RFID Middleware for Mobility
The Sybase subsidiary says it has developed middleware for connecting RFID readers to enterprise applications and wireless handheld devices.
Unisys Adds GlobeRanger to Its Platform
The integration and consulting company will use GlobeRanger’s middleware to manage data from RFID readers and other devices.
Alien Targets Smaller DOD Suppliers
Combining training services with hardware and software, Alien’s RFID Ready Kit is designed for small companies looking to comply with the U.S. military’s RFID mandates.
RFID, Electronic Eavesdropping and the Law
Existing laws in the United States could be amended to protect consumer privacy.
RFID May Play Role in U.S. National ID Cards
The U.S. House of Representatives last week approved legislation that takes the country a step closer to national ID cards.
Progress Comes in Small Steps
RFID is moving forward, and packaging companies and DOD suppliers are getting on board.
Siemens Outlines Aggressive RFID Plans
Conglomerate Siemens is hoping to establish itself as a major contender in the RFID space this year.
RFID Center Opens in the UK
The British Department of Trade and Industry is backing the construction of an RFID center to encourage the development of the technology across the country.
January/February 2005
This issue explains how to build a bottom-up business case. Our Case Study reveals how Purdue Pharma integrated item-level RFID tagging with its packaging line. We also look at RFID’s adoption in the defense industry and present the results of tag tests done by the RFID Alliance Lab.
Inlay-Laminating Process for E-Passports
A U.K. company claims it has developed a unique process for embedding an RFID inlay that protects the inlay against physical damage and counterfeiting.