The results of a survey of government IT executives indicate that a lack of guidance could be the reason for the slow RFID adoption.
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RFID Today Will Bring Sensor Networks Tomorrow
Intel’s associate director of research describes RFID as a crucial step in the realization of sensor network computing.
RFID Ushering in Age of Sensors
An expert at Intel Research says the widespread adoption of RFID will mark the beginning of a new era in which computers anticipate the needs of people and act on their behalf.
Sirit Files 3 RFID Reader Patents
Toronto-based SIRIT, a leading provider of RFID hardware, last week announced that it had filed three patents related to RFID readers.
GMA: Business Case for EPC Mixed
A new study by the Grocery Manufacturers of America says RFID can deliver a return on investment if used to track pallets and cases of some categories of consumer items, but not all.
Will Alien Technology be the Cisco of RFID?
The Boston Globe today ran an interesting profile on California-based Alien Technology, which sees profit in five-cent tags and aims to be the Cisco of RFID.
Protecting the Public Health
The FDA and several pharmaceutical companies have taken the initiative to use RFID to combat drug counterfeiting and protect consumers.
RFID Tags Fly With Airplane Parts
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Dollars and Sensors
RFID is the start of a new age of wireless sensors and actuators that will be as influential in information technology in the 21st century as the Internet was to e-business at the end of the last century.
Innovative Uses of RFID Tags
There is an informative debate going on at Slashdot regarding oft-neglected but successful and transformative uses of RFID technology.
RFID News Roundup
Peer-to-peer RFID software; DOD clarifies RFID deadline concerns; new product for controlling computer access; RFID-wristband maker PDC buys Euro distributor; R. Moroz offers RFID portal.
Another Groundbreaking FDA Approval of RFID Technology
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved the marketing of another RFID-based technology for use in healthcare: the SurgiChip.