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ThingMagic and Zebra Announce Deal
Zebra Technologies and ThingMagic this week announced the licensing of ThingMagic’s RFID reader for use in Zebra printers and encoders.
RFID’s ROI Tops User Concerns
Half of U.S. companies surveyed by ABI Research have deployed RFID technology, but return on investment and other worries are holding up wide deployment.
Plasma Joins RFID Chips, Antennas
Two partnering companies will use plasma deposition technology to bond RFID chips directly to antennas and produce low-cost EPC tags in 2005.
HP Combines RFID with Sensor Networks
Hewlett Packard is looking beyond the standard track-and-trace application of RFID technology into more sophisticated uses that combine RFID with sensor networks and video capturing.
Smart Cards And RFID Are Not The Same
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Using Tags to Make Teeth
A French company has created an RFID-based process for making crowns, bridges and other dental prosthetics.
Cashless RFID Payments in Tokyo Taxis
A Tokyo taxi cab company will begin offering RFID-based cashless fare payment as part of a trial conducted by credit card giant JCB International.
Alien Technology Considering Dayton, Ohio
The Dayton Business Journal reports that RFID tag-maker Alien Technology is considering the area as a location for an “applied research facility.”
China Wants More Involvement in RFID Standards Process
The high-ranking vice director of the Policy Study Office has encouraged Chinese businesses to involve themselves more in the RFID standards-making process.
A Healthy ROI
Our special report on RFID in healthcare makes it clear that hospitals can achieve a return on investment in the technology.
Nokia Displays RFID Cell Phone
Nokia had its RFID-enabled cell phone model on display at this week’s CTIA Wireless IT & Entertainment conference in San Francisco.